Helping is giving someone a script that will install things that firstly they have no idea about, and secondly may break the install as they are not compliant?
Cool story.
Again, itâs not helping if the help will break an install. If you really want to help, try and work out the issue he has, not provide him a guide that is non-compliant.
Thatâs a bonus, but doesnât help a new person who has no idea what they are doing.
Iâm assuming that a new person doesnât know what they are doing and need a step by step procedure to assist them, not a script that blindly does things for them.
No, you indeed didnât force him to use âyourâ script. But you didnât tell him either that âyourâ script will probably render his install into an unsupported installation (ADR-0014). Which isnât a really great help to a novice.
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So you want people, who donât know how to install HA, or what may or may not make it a compliant install, to take your script and edit it to install HA correctly? 
Donât worry. I (the new guy) was quite sure that a random installation script wouldnât cleanup the broken installation I had created for myself.
If there is a problem with the official installation that is solved by this new procedure then a bug should be raised so that the official installation procedure can be fixed. That way everybody benefits from the enhancement, and there is less confusion for us newbies who are confronted with a bazillion installation processes, scripts and snippets of information.
There isnât.