Solarized has lost its pizzazz. I want things to look like paper.

- Bump the tool/scroll/menu config to the top so it happens quickly.
- Don't refresh packages unconditionally
- Add the auto-package-update package to make updates easier
- Move debug-on-error to setq-default which it should have been in the first
  place
- For now use Comic COde as the default frame font, this is setup for macos only
  atm future me can figure out portability when/if I run on
  linux/bsd/godhelpmewindows again.

Remove bidirectional support that I don't use.

Helps with utf-8 and also set the language-environment to utf8 as well to be
more sure that utf8 is the default.

This *may* not be 100% I flipped a lot of (progn ...)'s to :custom etc in
use-package declarations.

That way new install/setups of emacs work.

Switch to use tangle/file everywhere. Lots of cleanup.

Also define option predicates via the makefile option of:

make option NAME=whatever

Which defines the options in options/whatever.el and
options/no-whatever.el

Switch from using osx-p to macos-p now for osx.

There were a few other changes that snuck in that I was too
lazy to split apart. But all this should make this all simpler.

It also means you can edit source blocks in emacs sanely.

Mostly bugfixes

Allows for local customization outside of customize

Just highlighted TODO messages so no huge loss. Figure out
what sucks about it later.