docs: clarify systemd unit placement and sudo requirements per permission#613
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…sion Explain which systemd unit location is used for each schedule-permission value, and make it clear that `user` still requires sudo while `user_logged_on` does not. Add a tip pointing users toward lingering as the path to rootless always-on scheduling.
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Thanks for this nice addition to restic! I started to use resticprofile and wanted to setup a systemd timer. Because I struggled with this part of the docs, I thought I could contribute a minor improvement to them upstream for my future self and other people :)