Should I add/change the section [input_shaper] in the printer.cfg manually after INPUT_SHAPER_CALIBRATION macro is completed?

[avokiluk]

Good day!
Thank you so much for the marvelous INPUT_SHAPER_CALIBRATION macro! But what I have noticed - after this macro is completed, the recommended type of the shaper and it's value for X and Y axis are saved just in the commented section at the bottom of the printer.cfg "DO NOT EDIT THIS BLOCK OR BELOW. The contents are auto-generated." and at the start on the each raw of this section are "#*#" symbols, so, how I think, all these raws are commented and will not be taken into consideration by Klipper's interpretator, will they?
And I could not find other normal (uncommented) section [input_shaper] neither in the file "printer.cfg" nor in the files being included to "printer.cfg" by [include] command.
So, I am confused a little bit - should I I add/change the section [input_shaper] in the printer.cfg manually after INPUT_SHAPER_CALIBRATION macro is completed?
Because the Klipper's wiki tell us that this feature only will work by:

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After the ringing frequencies for X and Y axes are measured, you can add the following section to your printer.cfg:
[input_shaper]
shaper_freq_x: ... # frequency for the X mark of the test model
shaper_freq_y: ... # frequency for the Y mark of the test model
shaper_type: ....

Or the things are more complex and after INPUT_SHAPER_CALIBRATION macro is completed the new recommended values are written somewhere automatically and I do not need to change/write the section [input_shaper] to the printer.cfg file manualy?