Replace sudo with become and --ask-become-pass

[NickVolynkin]

This roles uses become to let ansible operate as a privileged user. This is the right and preferred way. But instead of asking for become password, the README recommends to run ansible with sudo:

sudo ansible-playbook -i "localhost," -c local playbook.yml

This doesn't seem to be the right or required practice. For me it resulted in files in my ~/ owned by root a couple of times. Instead, we can tell ansible to ask for password with --ask-become-pass or -K:

ansible-playbook -i "localhost," -c local -K playbook.yml

Also, it seems that ansible-galaxy does not need sudo either:

sudo ansible-galaxy install viasite-ansible.zsh

If you agree, I will throw a pull-request myself.

[popstas]

Agreed

[popstas]

Late fix ) I'm used -b instead of -K, also removed sudo from ansible-galaxy.

After install check root owned files:

find ~ -user root

No root files after install on clean Ubuntu 20.20.