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It's either that or you go into the vpk and edit it yourself. Good luck with that, though, the creator has made it near indecipherable if you know next to nothing about TF2 console commands.
The solution is to create an autoexec file, which will essentially overwrite the overwrite.
Locate your tf/cfg folder and make another folder inside of it called “overrides” where you’ll put an autoexec.cfg file. In it, you can write down the commands you want to execute when the game launches to get the game how you want.
You might want to use low preset instead. Very-low changes some things that are pretty important to gameplay like fov.