Fix the playlist path that could cause errors #261
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According to #167, the playlist endpoints with username were deprecated sometime ago. Although some might still work, at least the remove tracks endpoint does not work. Spotify returns 403 Forbidden when trying to do so.
This PR adjusts the playlist
@pathto not have the username on regular playlists. I tested and I got tracks removed from playlists again, using the remove by positions (some ways of removing tracks seem to not work as reliably but that might be Spotify's fault).I didn't find much information about the starred playlist so I kept it as it was.
I'm not sure if this is the best approach but I'm open to suggestions.