Custom template specified in config.json is ignored when run as a local npm script

[powyncify]

Hello,

I've encountered a persistent issue where YARLE ignores the template setting in a local config.json file when executed as an npm script. It consistently falls back to the built-in default template, resulting in incorrect output.

Environment:

• OS: Windows 11
• YARLE Version: yarle-evernote-to-md@6.16.0
• Execution Method: npm run <script_name> from a local project.

Problem Description:
Even when providing a valid config.json via the --configFile flag, and after ensuring no global config exists in %APPDATA%, the conversion log shows that currentTemplate is the default YARLE template, not the content of the file specified in the template property.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Create a new folder and run npm init -y.
2. Install YARLE: npm install --save-dev yarle-evernote-to-md
3. Create config.json in the project root:

   {
     "enexSources": ["path/to/any.enex"],
     "outputDir": "./output",
     "template": "./yarle-template.tmpl",
     "isMetadataNeeded": true,
     "skipSubjectDate": false
   }

4. Create yarle-template.tmpl in the project root:

   ---
   tags: [{tags}]
   created: "{created-at}"
   ---
   
   # {title}
   
   {content}

5. Add a script to package.json:

   "scripts": {
     "convert": "yarle --configFile ./config.json"
   }

6. Run the script: npm run convert

Expected Behavior:
The output Markdown files should be formatted according to yarle-template.tmpl. The conversion log should show the custom template string in the currentTemplate field.

Actual Behavior:
The output uses the default YARLE template. The conversion log shows the default template string in the currentTemplate field, proving the custom template file was not loaded.