add default sample config

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+[pass-rotate]
+# A shell command that prints a password for an account. For example, for
+# the "pass" password manager, you could use this command:
+#
+# get-password=pass show "$ACCOUNT" | head -n 1
+#
+# The $ACCOUNT environment variable will be replaced with the account name.
+#
+get-password=
+
+# A shell command that creates and prints a new password for an account. For
+# example, for the "pass" password manager, you could use this command:
+#
+# gen-password=pass generate -i "$ACCOUNT"
+#
+# The $ACCOUNT environment variable will be replaced with the account name.
+# After the password is generated, get-password will be used to read it back.
+#
+gen-password=
+
+# Service provider configs follow:
+#
+# [service-name]
+# options...
+#
+# The name of the service should match the name your password manager uses, and
+# will used in the get-password and gen-password commands.
+#
+# options... varies from service provider to service provider, but the
+# following options are common:
+#
+# domain=... will specify the domain or name of the service provider,
+# which is used to match the provider-specific password reset
+# mechanism. If omitted, the default is to use the service name as the
+# domain.
+#
+# Most providers will only ask for username=, but others may require some
+# additional information. Use pass-rotate --list-options [provider] to learn
+# what options are available for each service provider.
+#
+[news.ycombinator.com]
+username=pg