Provide a one-shot installer and matching systemd *user* units so the
server and client can be built, installed system-wide, and run in the
background without hand-rolled steps.
- script/install.sh: builds all three binaries (trx-server, trx-client,
trx-configurator) in release mode and installs them to /usr/local/bin
(configurable via --prefix/--bindir/PREFIX, sudo only when the target
is not writable). Seeds ~/.config/trx-rs/trx-rs.toml from the example
without ever overwriting existing config, then installs the user units
with @BINDIR@ substituted to the real path and runs daemon-reload.
Flags: --no-sdr, --no-build, --no-systemd, --enable-now.
- script/uninstall.sh: stops/disables the units, removes them and the
binaries; keeps config unless --purge.
- packaging/systemd/{trx-server,trx-client}.service: user units reading
the combined config at ~/.config/trx-rs/trx-rs.toml. The client softly
depends on the server (Wants/After). KillSignal=SIGINT matches how the
binaries shut down cleanly (SIGTERM is not handled).
- README: new "Install (optional, Linux + systemd)" section.
The web UI assets are embedded in the binary, so an install needs only
the binaries plus a config file — no data directory to ship.
Signed-off-by: Stan Grams <sjg@haxx.space>
sjg