use config file ~/.config/lssh/lssh.conf if exists, allow -f for lssh config path #65
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- many distros adhere XDG Base Directory Specification - see: https://specifications.freedesktop.org/basedir-spec/basedir-spec-latest.html - if this file does not exist, then ~/.lssh.conf is considered default config
- be more coherent with lscp and lsftp - -F kept for backward compatibility
- simple variant to allow users to introduce the password per server profile - e.g: pass = "ask"
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Hopping both commits are considered useful to be merged. The first one is about the default path to configuration file, and the second is to have more coherence on command line options across lssh, lscp and lsftp,
-fbeing also easier to type by avoiding pressing SHIFT for uppercase.