Allow passing config path as argument, create setup.py#78
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The function _getConfigPath is too magical, for custom setups it is easiest and most explicit to allow passing the config path as an argument. Add a setup.py to turn directory into package
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This change allows passing the config path into the daemon constructor, instead of obtaining it inside. It can also be passed as a command-line argument.
This permits more freedom in composing the config. Also, our own package can depend on it, by having a setup.py and being able to install it.