man: Make structure a little closer to convention
Conventionally, manual page have a FILES and an ENVIRONMENT top level section, instead of sub-sections. Following convention makes it easier and faster for experienced Unix users to find what they need. Signed-off-by: Lars Wirzenius <liw@liw.fi>
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=== Configuration
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== Files
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Radicle keeps a configuration file at *~/.radicle/config.json* by default. To
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display its exact location on your system, you can use the *rad self --config*
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command.
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*~/.radicle*::
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=== Environment
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The _Radicle Home_. This is the default location for Radicle configuration
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files, keys, and repository storage. Can be controlled by settting the
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**RAD_HOME** environment variable.
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*~/.radicle/config.json*::
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The default configuration file for Radicle. To display its exact
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location on your system, you can use the *rad self --config* command.
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== Environment
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Various environment variables are used by *rad*.
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