This gist will help you circumvent a bug with the current Linux kernels (6.17 at the time of writing) that breaks the keyboard after booting your laptop back up from standby.
Credits go to mistine (Github) for coming up with this fix, u/ymmvxd (Reddit) for adapting this fix for Fedora and me (MyFairJulia) for adapting this fix again for Fedora Atomic.
What this fix does is simply removing the i8042 driver (responsible for communication with PS/2 keyboards and mice) while entering standby and adding the driver back in while resuming. The problem is that you cannot simply apply this fix to a Fedora Atomic based distro, since it doesn't allow the user to mess with the system. These instructions will help you wrap the fix into an rpm package to layer it onto your deployment.
Before you spend an hour (or more than half a day as i did) we'll have to check first whether this fix even works on your laptop.
To do that, enter the following