Expand lesson on aliases and .bashrc files #49
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This PR creates a draft lesson for how to customize the bash environment with aliases and .bashrc, .bash_profile, and .bash_logout files. I also added a discussion on customizing bash prompts. I tried to keep this lesson relatively concise. This lesson will probably need some checking and a test run to make sure everything works alright.
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I noticed that the lesson on aliases and adding customizations to
.bashrcwas empty, so I decided to draft a lesson for issue #11. I tried to keep this lesson concise and not add too much peripheral information, though I'm not sure I used all of the formatting tags correctly. Suggestions are welcome!