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Its repository is quite big and contains infrastructure we do not need.
We should not need to update it, so just include the source directly.
Also, simplify bin/dotbot.
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Some distributions such as Arch Linux no longer install `which` by
default through the base package (see
https://www.archlinux.org/news/base-group-replaced-by-mandatory-base-package-manual-intervention-required/).
The maintainers have explained why `command -v` is superior:
https://www.reddit.com/r/archlinux/comments/de1er6/arch_linux_news_base_group_replaced_by_mandatory/f2v8uhu/.
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This patch makes the launcher script prefer `python`, when present, over
`python3`. This way, the launcher uses the user's preferred `python`
(which is often set up as a symbolic link to a particular python2.x or
python3.x), when available.
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It is only legal to `return` from a function or sourced script. The
right builtin to use here is `exit`.
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The version checking code fails on Python 2.6 and earlier.
`sys.version_info` only became a named tuple in Python 2.7. The
recommended way to get the check to work in earlier versions of Python
is to access it as a regular tuple.
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Add support for YAML format configuration files. In addition, this
commit adds instructions about YAML config files to the README, and it
also changes the README to encourage use of YAML instead of JSON.
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