There are actually a LOT of packages that won’t even install or build - when they’re flagged and reported they get attention.
We had this issue looking recently at DICOM viewers, in the repos they’re mostly not even working…
Sometimes software is simply limited in use, sometimes it over-extends itself, sometimes it represents a heck of a lot of work and complexity to manage a very simple task.
Just bloat really adding layers of complexity to a fairly simple operation - and when it fails, you bricked your computer.
If the editing of grub.cfg went wrong, you can run sudo update-grub or sudo grub-mkconfig that automatically regenerates grub.cfg.
If grub menu is empty or boot error, you need boot into a Manjaro LIVE ISO on USB to fix your system. Run the command: sudo manjaro-chroot [mount with your system partition]
Password: manjaro
Run sudo update-grub or sudo grub-mkconfig