core: add support for COLIMA_HOME env var #1062
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defaults to $HOME/.colima, but can be set via the $COLIMA_HOME environment variable
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currently, colima configs get autopopulated in
$HOME/.colima, this addition would allow users to set a$COLIMA_HOMEenvironment variable to change this location if users have other preferences (i personally prefer all my program configs go in$HOME/.config/{app_name})I didn't see any information on contributing to this repo, but did see the hefty issue backlog i wouldn't want to make even bigger, so i thought it'd be ok to make a small PR myself! no worries if people see this change as unnecessary and decide to close it out tho