bluetoothctl: command not found

I was part of the Radeon RX 4xx/5xx blinking cursor club and recently noticed the latest release has a fix, so I fired up Chimera and logged into a tty and ran `sudo frzr-deploy` and it updated and now I can finally get back into Steam, but then I noticed it couldn't connect to my controller anymore. I figured the upgrade probably wiped out my pairing keys so I just needed to pair it again, but that doesn't work; Steam's bluetooth screen says it's looking for devices with the spinner and all but it never sees my controller after repeating pairing attempts. Since Steam's pairing implementation can be kinda hot garbage I figured I'd just use bluetoothctl like I always do but now bluetoothctl just results in `bluetoothctl: command not found`.

So apparently bluez-utils isn't installed anymore? I know I can't just run pacman -Qi to check like I would on vanilla Arch, so I looked in /usr/bin but it's not there, and finally just scoured the entire disk with `find / -iname "*bluetoothctl*"` and got no results. And now I can't even roll back to the working version of 45 (before the breaking update) because when I updated, frzr-deploy pruned that btrfs snapshot even though I have 1.5TB free.