Migrate to TOML, and allow multiple calendars#116
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Moving from the very lengthy and complicated env.sh to config.toml. It doesn't take the length away, just organizes it a bit better. There are now sections for display, calendar, weather, alerts.
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Move away from env.sh, use config.toml instead. This is to deal with the growing number of configurations, make it easier to read and manage.
Allow multiple calendars to be combined (this is easily done with toml's [[ ]] notation)
Moved several files into their own folders.
Renamed several files to follow the python_underscore_naming_convention