Added a status line to the bottom of the OutputWin window
 - Moved the project name from the title to the status line
 - Will display the project name, or "none" if there isn't an open project, at all times
 - If the project is not saved, will display "unsaved"
 - If the project is not compiled, will display that there have been changes since last compilation
Separated some of the functionality from main(int, char*) into separate functions in main.cpp
 - Added getConfigFromFile() to read the configuration from a file
 - Added setConfig() which is run when the default configuration file is not found
   - Takes care of setting the configuration varibles and writing them to the configuration file
 - Added checkInput(std::string), which checks the input against all known commands, and either takes the appropriate action, or displays a message indicating the command was invalid

All changes mostly involved moving already existing code into the created functions
Renamed todo.emac to todo.txt and changed all project references to reflect this change
I figured that a text file would make more sence than the arbritrary .emac extension I originally had
I pulled all the code relating to displaying help messages into help.cpp
Previously, main.cpp had parsed the command to determine if help was called by itself or with a command specified, then called the appropriate function in help.cpp
Now, all that logic is moved to help.cpp and run with a single command from main.cpp