wiki: drop the input-group step from the manual install too
The udev rule handles wheel-settings permission for the local user on
every install path, source included.
wiki: no terminal step for the desktop app
The udev rule now makes wheel settings writable for the local user, so
the previous 'one required terminal command' (adding yourself to the
input group) is gone; the recommended path is now just: install the
app, plug in, open it.
docs(wiki): lead install and config with the desktop-app path
Restructure Installation.md around a "Which do I want" intro, a recommended
desktop-app subsection (logi-dd-gui one-liners plus the single required
input-group step), and a clearly separated manual / command-line subsection
that keeps the packages table, from-source setup.sh, doctor and the
atomic-distro steps verbatim. Configuring-the-Wheel.md now leads with the GUI
walkthrough and files the terminal app and sysfs under a "Prefer the command
line" alternative; the Setup section names force feedback, built-in TrueForce
and simulated TrueForce as three distinct things.
docs(wiki): rewrite user pages in plain English
Translate developer jargon (SDK, daemon, telemetry, UDP, hidraw, PID
collection, DLLs, evdev, Proton prefix) to plain end-user wording across
Home, Installation, Configuring the Wheel, Simulated TrueForce and
Troubleshooting. Wording pass only: structure, wiki links, images, code
blocks and literal commands unchanged.
User section: installation, games, configuration, simulated TrueForce, troubleshooting, buttons