Changed dot-config to .config

misc/dot-config/starship.toml

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-# Use starship.def.toml to edit the starship configuration.  There should be an entr daemon
-# running which, upon changes to the file, will replace each instance of blue with
-# the appropriate environment variable.  This hack was cobbled together because starship currently
-# does not allow environment variables to be used as a style (which is dumb)
-
-# Inserts a blank line between shell prompts
-add_newline = false
-
-format = '''[╭──\([$username@$hostname](bold blue)\)-\[$directory\](-\[$git_branch$git_metrics$git_status\])(-\[$nix_shell\])](blue) $cmd_duration
-[╰─](blue)[$shell](bold blue) '''
-# format = '''
-# [\[$directory\](-\[$git_branch$git_metrics$git_status\])(-\[$nix_shell\])](blue)[λ ](blue bold)
-# '''
-right_format = '$status'
-
-[line_break]
-disabled = false
-
-[username]
-format = '$user'
-disabled = false
-show_always = true
-
-[nix_shell]
-symbol = '❄️'
-format = '[$symbol$name](bold purple)'
-
-[hostname]
-ssh_only = false
-format = '[$ssh_symbol](bold blue)$hostname'
-trim_at = '.companyname.com'
-disabled = false
-
-[git_branch]
-style = 'bold green'
-symbol = ''
-format = '[$symbol$branch(hello$banch)](bold green)'
-
-[git_status]
-modified = '[✘](bold red)'
-up_to_date = 'up'
-format = '$up_to_date$modified$up_to_date'
-
-[directory]
-truncation_length = 3
-truncation_symbol = '…/'
-truncate_to_repo = true
-style = 'bold white'
-format = '[$path]($style)[$read_only]($read_only_style)'
-
-[character]
-success_symbol = '[λ](bold blue)'
-error_symbol = '[λ](bold red)'
-# success_symbol = '[❯](bold blue)'
-# error_symbol = '[❯](bold red)'
-
-[cmd_duration]
-min_time = 1_000
-style = "bold dimmed yellow"
-format = '◷[$duration]($style) '
-
-[shell]
-fish_indicator = '󰈺'
-powershell_indicator = '_'
-bash_indicator = '\$'
-zsh_indicator = 'λ'
-unknown_indicator = '?'
-disabled = false
-format = '$indicator'
-
-[status]
-disabled = false
-