Add machine wide and user cached options for lookup of shpod.yaml#45
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As it stands, if you run shpod from a directory other than the one which contains shpod.yaml, it won't find the configuration, and will download it from the default location. This PR adds a few extra places that it should look (/etc/shpod.yaml and $HOME/.shpod/shpod.yaml). This allows a user to put shpod.sh in somewhere like $HOME/bin, put their configuration in one of those two locations, and customize as needed.
I'm using this so that I can add extra permissions to cluster roles of the shpods I'm attaching to various Kubernetes clusters I'm accessing.