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Add settings for color and icons #60
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…d B section of right prompt. Added option to swap A and B sections.
Add settings for icons and colors
POWERLINE_CUSTOM_CURRENT_PATH does nothing, because it then sets POWERLINE_CURRENT_PATH instead of POWERLINE_PATH
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If merged, this code will add user settings for each of the git icons and colors. This also fixes default symbols setting the color to black instead of
$POWERLINE_GIT_COLOR_FRONT.