themes: Add theme `edsonarios`

[edsonarios]

My reasons for this new topic. I usually always install oh-my-bash to start with a new machine or virtual or cloud environment, so I like to have all its functionalities quickly, principally git plugin My customizations:

• I like to see what time I execute my last command
• I like to see only a (*) when there is a change, I only need that, because if I want to know the details or how many files are pending, I just run "gst"
• Sometimes I work with python, and it is good to know if I have the environment activated so as not to make mistakes
• If a command is not executed properly, it is good to see it in a different color
• My main reason is to be able to see the exact route of where I am, because sometimes I work on multiple versions of the same project and not seeing the complete route usually confuses me
• And finally if I am in my HOME directory, I like to see only "~/", this is useful in windows, because if you use the traditional way it shows something like "/c/Users/name" and it is unnecessary information

I hope that the next time I install oh-my-bash I only need to change the theme name, to have my customizations, thank you very much 😊

[akinomyoga]

• And finally if I am in my HOME directory, I like to see only "~/", this is useful in windows, because if you use the traditional way it shows something like "/c/Users/name" and it is unnecessary information

This background information is non-trivial, so it is better to also include the information in a code comment on the corresponding code.

[edsonarios]

Thanks for your comments, I updated my PR with the observations, I hope I have resolved them to your satisfaction. Any other comments, I will be happy to resolve them, thank you very much.

[akinomyoga]

Thank you for updating. I've pushed additional fixes. Could you check these?

[edsonarios]

All good, thanks so much

[akinomyoga]

I've merged. Could you also edit the wiki page of themes?

[edsonarios]

Sure

[edsonarios]

Done, thanks

[akinomyoga]

Thank you