forc: Add util user_forc_directory function
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This changes the `forc explorer` tool from using `.fuel` as its user directory to follow suit of `forc`'s dependency handling and use `.forc` instead. Path handling for both has also been fixed to theoretically better support windows (though I haven't tested). Both are now implemented in terms of the new `user_forc_directory` function. Closes #778.
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Also refactors `forc_update` and `forc::utils::dependency` in terms of the updated `user_forc_directory` function.
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This changes the
forc explorertool from using.fuelas its userdirectory to follow suit of
forc's dependency handling and use.forcinstead.
Path handling for both has also been fixed to theoretically better
support windows (though I haven't tested).
Both are now implemented in terms of the new
user_forc_directoryfunction.
Closes #778.