Pass --prompt to be project name

[Tadaboody]

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Feature Request

Currently the prompt is either way too long in the case of generated global venvs, or useless in the case of .venv.
Virtualenv already supports passing --prompt to customize this, so I propose using the project name.

I do not use poetry env or anything other than one venv per project, so I'm open to propositions on other customization options.

[abn]

Maybe project name name and python version might be appropriate.

[Tadaboody]

Saw you added Good First Issue - already implementing ^_^

[Tadaboody]

Also my gripe with having {name} {version} is that some prompts (like starship which I use) already display the python version :/

Actually I can configure that in starship so it's not that bad :U

[abn]

The only reason why I mention the python version (atleast major and minor) is that majority shells do not have that :). The promt could just be something like py37. This is useful for users who have multiple environments.

This could in theory be also configurable in poetry config virtualenvs.prompt {project}-py{python}. See other configurations for using templates.

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