Three things: shelly creates a Shelly (uppercase S) inside ~/.cache and a shelly (lowercase s) inside .config; if I run it with sudo or doas, first time at least, it creates the Shelly folder and contents with root ownership but inside my ~/.cache; it ignores my config.json file if I run it with sudo or doas: as it did not create any config.json inside /root/.config nor inside /etc it just uses its default; As I just run pacman, I tried shelly today and ran it with doas shelly, it created a t...