Correct the Pathname for Addon_Configs

Addon is not plural.

docs/HA_Addon_Instructions.md

@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ These instructions assume that you:
 7. Click __Install__
 8. Click __Start__ to start the Add-on, this will create your initial config
    files.
-9. Edit `/config/config.yaml` (which can be found at '/addons_configs/83fc19e1_insteon-mqtt/config.yaml' within VSCode or SSH Addon) as appropriate. See [configuration](configuration.md) for detailed instructions.
+9. Edit `/config/config.yaml` (which can be found at '/addon_configs/83fc19e1_insteon-mqtt/config.yaml' within VSCode or SSH Addon) as appropriate. See [configuration](configuration.md) for detailed instructions.
 10. Enable the [Discovery Platform](discovery.md)
 
 > Alternatively, if you choose to define your entities in Home Assistant
@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ The default settings in the config.yaml file will save all user data to the
 of the Insteon-MQTT add-on.  This directory may also contain a log file if 
 you have enabled logging, be careful, this can get quite large.
 
-You can also access this directory '/addons_configs/83fc19e1_insteon-mqtt/'
+You can also access this directory '/addon_configs/83fc19e1_insteon-mqtt/'
 within VSCode or SSH Addon.
 
 ## Updating

docs/configuration.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@
 The following is the bare minimum of changes to the `config.yaml` file that are necessary to get Insteon-MQTT started.
 
 > For HomeAssistant Addon users, the `config.yaml` file is stored at `/config/config.yaml` within the addon
-> and can be found at at '/addons_configs/83fc19e1_insteon-mqtt/' within VSCode or SSH Addon.
+> and can be found at at '/addon_configs/83fc19e1_insteon-mqtt/' within VSCode or SSH Addon.
 
 1. __Configure Modem__ Set the Insteon port as `port` under the `insteon` section to be the USB port or address of the PLM modem on your system.  If using an Insteon Hub, see [Hub Instructions](hub.md).
 

docs/hassio_development.md

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 ## Testing Unreleased Versions in Home Assistant Supervisor
 The Home Assistant Supervisor system makes most things pretty simple.  Testing development releases or your own code fixes is mildly more difficult.  The following instructions should help.
 
-1. Uninstall the Insteon-MQTT addon.  Your config files for the repository installed addon are saved in `/config/` (which can be found at '/addons_configs/83fc19e1_insteon-mqtt/' within VSCode or SSH Addon).  If you install the addon locally, as described below, the configs for the locally installed addon will be at:
+1. Uninstall the Insteon-MQTT addon.  Your config files for the repository installed addon are saved in `/config/` (which can be found at '/addon_configs/83fc19e1_insteon-mqtt/' within VSCode or SSH Addon).  If you install the addon locally, as described below, the configs for the locally installed addon will be at:
 `/addons_configs/local_insteon-mqtt/` within VSCode or SSH Addon).
 2. SSH into Home Assistant using the SSH addon
 3. cd to `/addons`

hassio/CONFIG-MOVED.txt

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ Config files can now be found at:
 
 WITHIN Visual Code Addon or SSH Addon:
 
-    /addons_configs/83fc19e1_insteon-mqtt
+    /addon_configs/83fc19e1_insteon-mqtt
 
 WITHIN InsteonMQTT Addon:
 

hassio/entrypoint.sh

@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ if [ ! -f /config/config.yaml ]; then
     sed -i "s|storage: 'data'|storage: /config/data|" /config/config.yaml
     sed -i "s|#file: /var/log/insteon_mqtt.log|file: /config/insteon_mqtt.log|" /config/config.yaml
     echo "Please define the required settings in the file /config/config.yaml"
-    echo "(which can be found at '/addons_configs/83fc19e1_insteon-mqtt/config.yaml'"
+    echo "(which can be found at '/addon_configs/83fc19e1_insteon-mqtt/config.yaml'"
     echo "within VSCode or SSH Addon)."
     echo "Then you can start InsteonMQTT."
 else