Config File -- include = /path/to/config/file Doesn't interrpret "~" or "$HOME"

[cydov]

After several hours of troubleshooting why Pywal wasn't working, after creating a template in Pywal just for Tofi, I thought, "Huh, maybe it isn't seeing the file. I placed the output of my template directly inside the config to verify that it was working, and it was working fine. No matter what I did, the line include = ~/.cache/wal/colors-tofi would not change the colors of Tofi, leaving the defaults as if the definitions in the file were not there. To get this to work, I had to use the hard-coded absolute path, or the relative path.
include = /home/<user>/.cache/wal/colors-tofi
works
include = ../../.cache/wal/colors-tofi
also works
include = ~/.cache/wal/colors-tofi
doesn't work
include = $HOME/.cache/wal/colors-tofi
doesn't work

Below is my CONF file:
anchor = left
width = 18%
height = 90%
margin-left = 21
font-size = 18
font = /usr/share/fonts/TTF/FiraCodeNerdFontPropo-Retina.ttf
outline-width = 0
border-width = 3
corner-radius = 24
num-results = 12
prompt-run = " run: "
include = ~/.cache/wal/colors-tofi
include = ../../.cache/wal/colors-tofi`

I will include my custom Pywal Template for anyone who may want it, or needs it for recreation.
colors-tofi.txt

[philj56]

Hey, sorry about that. You're right, include=~/.... in the config file won't work, as I don't check for it, but it definitely should! I'll fix that soon.

Thanks for the report!