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As an aside, if you use DNS challenge you don't even need port 80 open at all for your certificates to be verified.
Yes, I was going to attempt it this week, but hopefully I'm in the clear. With Yunohost the http challenge for renewal is done automatically, but apparently the DNS challenge is a manual process. It wouldn't be the end of the world, but I just like having nice things.
It's not an ideal solution, but this guy did the renewal using certbot and just linked the certificate into yunohost for DNS renewal.