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That code retrieves a list of CS:GO servers and sets itself to in-game, but it doesn't join a server which is why you wouldn't see the bot in the server. It is not possible to actually join a CS:GO server from a bot, as you would have to implement VAC and nobody's been insane enough to try that.

You need to check the actual relationship. You're likely causing a loop by calling addFriend, which causes friendRelationship to get emitted with relationship == Friend, which calls addFriend, which emits friendRelationship which calls addFriend which...

I noticed after searching around that steam-user doesn't have a Typescript definition for Visual Studio Code, will it stay like that or will we have one in the future ?

The hidden one is the correct one. The visible one is used as a decoy to throw off dumb users who fell for scam sites back in the day that prompted them to upload their sentry files. It always contains the same content.
The numbers don't really have any meaning. Steam does keep a reference to the correct sentry file in config/config.vdf under InstallConfigStore>Software>Valve>Steam>SentryFile, but if you only have one hidden sentry file then that's the correct one.

Do you have Steam Guard enabled? If you do, then I really don't know what the issue could be. Family Sharing support is experimental and I've not done too much testing with it.

Ah, i was not aware that steam guard must be enabled to activate Family Sharing.
I enabled Email Guard, and it works fine now.
I did not think about this because the AccountNotFound code was throwing me off.
Thanks for the Answer! ~solved