gui/install.sh: modify placeholders #689
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Since we're prompting for a new host name there's no need to allow the user to specify it on the command line.
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If no host name is specified on the command line it prompts the user, asking if the new name should be "allsky" or something they enter.
Modifies placeholders (e.g., "XX_ALLSKY_HOME_XX") in a couple files in allsky-portal so there are no longer any hard-coded paths.
Allows user to enter
gui/install.sh --updatewhich will modify the placeholders and exit. This is useful if someone downloads only the updated allsky-portal files - if they run the WebUI it will tell them to run "gui/install.sh --update".