docs: update install path references to ~/.local/bin#104
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LucaScripts PR #17 switched install.sh's default INSTALL_DIR from /usr/local/bin to ~/.local/bin to avoid requiring sudo. Update the lingering /usr/local/bin references here to match: the "From Source" build instructions and the SudoInstalling doc comment, which now only applies as a fallback for non-writable install directories.
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lucais now~/.local/bin(user-writable, nosudorequired), rather than/usr/local/bin. This PR updates lingering references to the old default so the docs and code comments stay consistent with actual behavior.README.md: "From Source" build instructions now copy the binary to~/.local/bin/lucainstead of/usr/local/bin/luca.SudoInstalling.swift: clarified that the privileged destination is a fallback path used only when the install directory isn't user-writable, rather than the typical case.Type of Change
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