Move user-based path setting out of Config object #32
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Currently data is stored in a folder that has a version number on it. It would be better to remove this so the files being read won't be dependent on this numbering system but instead should only depend on version name.
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Update postprocessing file in CHILLED
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This PR changes where and how the user-based paths for data is set.
Previously, this was done within the Config object, but with this PR it will be done in a function outside of the Config object. This PR should address #31
There is also a small change to save a file in postprocessing, which was done as part of #34, then merged into this branch
This branch is based off of
chilled/input-files, which is associated with the PR #29