There are two parts to this announcement:
1. Leo will open the file named in this setting you you open Leo
without specifying any other .leo file.
2. Leo now supports '~' in any filename.
This was done by creating a g.os_path_finalize function, which
essentially returns
os.path.normpath(os.path.abspath(os.path.expanduser(path)))
This an effective refactoring, and it is a much better solution than
trying to silently overload g.os_path_abspath or g.os_path_normpath.
This potentially could cause subtle differences in how Leo operates,
so take care.
All unit tests pass and pylint is happy.
Edward
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