Add support for the XDG Base Directory Specification

[severen]

You can find the specification here.

This blog post lists the advantages of using the XDG Base Directory Specification as follows:

• $HOME is a lot less cluttered.
• Backups are a lot more safer and easier (you know that creating a backup of your $XDG_DATA_HOME along with your files is enough).
• A lot easier to reset a default configuration if you want/need it (and without any risk of loosing information).
• Avoid some strange bugs that happen because you had a old version of some configuration file.
• It is a lot more flexible and portable because no paths are hard-coded. You can use the XDG library that does the job for you or, if you don’t want the dependency, implementing the XDG specification is only a few lines of code.

[apprehensions]

Why is this low priority?

[Araq]

Because it's not Nimble's job to adhere to the "XDG Base Directory Specification". Nimble also runs on Windows too and not everybody wants to think about XDG's requirements when developing a Nimble package.