Add reminder that data/ directory needs to be writable to README
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I installed todomini (which is great, btw) on my server and found that my edits were not surviving a browser refresh. Making the `data/` directory writable by all users fixed the problem, but allowing my edits to be persisted on the server. Of course, the more correct way to do this is to ensure that the user under which PHP is running has write permission to the `data/` directory and I've added this suggestion to the README.
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I installed todomini (which is great, btw) on my server and found that my edits were not surviving a browser refresh. Making the
data/directory writable by all users fixed the problem, by allowing my edits to be persisted on the server.Of course, the more correct way to do this is to ensure that the user under which PHP is running has write permission to the
data/directory and I've added this suggestion to the README.