Include the editor config files from contrib in distributions

[ViralBShah]

Using the Windows binaries, I just realized that the editor config files in contrib are not included. This is possibly also the case for our mac distribution. It would be nice to include these.

Ideally, I would also like to include julia-vim and the sublime support also as part of the binary distributions.

[staticfloat]

What would the best way for these files to be inluded be?

For OSX distributions, we could create a contrib folder in the root of the .dmg that holds these kinds of files, along with a README telling people what these mysterious files are. For Linux distributions we could install them into <prefix>/share/julia/contrib, I'm not sure what the best method for Windows is.

[quinnj]

Is there enough interest for this?

[carlobaldassi]

Including julia-vim is not likely to be much of a benefit, because of the awful way vim handles plug-ins (basically, it just doesn't). So I'd much rather give users directions on how to easily install and manage the plug-in (i.e. point them to the julia-vim README, or maybe just replicating the installation instructions in the contrib README).

[pao]

With the Emacs julia-mode now in MELPA, that one's less important since it's easy to install from there.

[quinnj]

Same with Sublime and LightTable. We also have the little section on editor support in the README, so I say we close this unless someone has a specific use case.