removes init $PATH checks from trustore_linux.go#24
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Inspecting the PATH is not reliable since it can change when running sudo. Closes #23
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The new version of truststore includes the fix for installing the certificates in some linux systems. See smallstep/truststore#24
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Inspecting the PATH is not reliable since it can change when running sudo.
See #23 for context, and this commit in the mkcert repo.
Closes #23.