feat: custom config/theme files location - #146
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closes #145
New command:
iris --config-dir [your-new-config-dir]Note
config dir means both config and theme files have to be in the same dir like default
config.tomlandtheme.tomlcan now live anywhere, via--config-dirorIRIS_CONFIG_DIRXDG_CONFIG_HOME>~/.configThe env var is the real carrier: your rc starts iris with a bare
exec iris, which drops flags but keeps the environment — so it also works for NixOSThe directory must exist (a bad path is a typo, not a fallback); the files inside stay optional. A bad path drops to a rescue shell rather than exiting, since exiting would close the terminal