fix: ensure ~/.mind-map is user-owned before TLS generate#31
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On a fresh install, sudo commands (service stop/install/start) could create ~/.mind-map owned by root before 'tls generate' runs as the user, causing permission denied. Fix: create ~/.mind-map early as the user, and chown the whole directory after service install.
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On a fresh Linux install,
sudo mind-map service install/startcan create~/.mind-mapowned by root beforemind-map tls generateruns as the user, causing "permission denied".Fix:
~/.mind-mapearly in the installer (as the user), before any sudo commandschown -Rthe entire~/.mind-mapdirectory after service install to fix any root-owned files