Shelly 1L without neutral in detached mode, is that possible? [SOLVED]

Is it possible to use the Shelly 1L without a neutral wire in detached mode?

I have a smart lamp, so it just needs permanent power. The lamp itself will be turned on/off through home automation commands. So, the lamp is not a consumer of the switch!

So, basically, all I want to use the Shelly 1L for is as a device that registers whenever I turn the physical switch, so that I can have my automation turn that into commands for the light.

But is this even possible? Could I use the bypass as a consumer, because the light itself is not a consumer in this setup.

If this is possible, what would the wiring diagram look like? In the wall I just have the brown live wire and the two black wires....

aaaah, right!! The fact that in my head, I did not connect the lamp, made me feel like I was missing one lead. But your idea of connecting the lamp to a permanently triggered relais, that allows the Shelly to get it's power regardless. Brilliant! Thank you very very much, I am going to try this tomorrow.

Unfortunately it took until today for the 1L to arrive, but here it is.

If I read the diagram that you sent correctly, then the Shelly 1L should be wired like this:

Is this correct?

I wanted to ask, before I fry the Shelly hahaha

(I hope you can figure out how the wires are connected in this photo)