Improve documentation regarding the check function and how to modify the check cycle #167
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…the check cycle - Add a precision in the documentation that the check function only sends a desktop notification if the list of pending updates differs from the last check (in other words, that there is at least one **new** update available compared to the last check). - Advise using `systemctl --user edit --full` instead of a "regular" edit to modify the check cycle. While it is "overkill" in most cases, it is less complex/confusing to use and allow more flexibility (for instance, it allows to get completely rid of a parameters and not just to modify its value). The `arch-update.timer` is not subject to change upstream wise so there's no apparent issue recommanding using a `--full` edit. Fixes #164
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systemctl --user edit --fullinstead of a "regular" edit to modify the check cycle. While it is "overkill" in most cases, it is less complex/confusing to use and allow more flexibility (for instance, it allows to get completely rid of a parameters and not just to modify its value). Thearch-update.timeris not subject to change upstream wise so there's no apparent issue recommanding using a--fulledit.Fixes #164