Move to new TOML format. #44
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Added CLI feature where the user doesn't need to specify the color scheme file ending. Was quite annoying with .yaml/.yml divide, and even makes the move to .toml nicer.
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Alacritty moved to a new TOML-based configuration format, and this ruined all my scripts (which used this lovely project).
This PR adds a new config reader/writer based on tomlkit. This can be found under alacritty_colorscheme/colorscheme_toml.py.
This all has partly been integrated into the CLI. Currently only supports the 'apply' command. 'toggle' and 'status' aren't done yet!
There's a small set of tests to go along with this.
Also fixed some test failures along the way, and added some quality-of-life things.
This PR resolves #43.