Renaming: zsh/alias.sh -> alias.sh

I moved the alias.sh file to the global config-files because the
alias.sh file should be not exclusive binded to zsh.
Hiding some dwb-generated files
Adding some sensitive jumanji files
Some modifications (see details below)

-   I'm now starting emacs as a daemon at boot (via xinitrc).
    So I need an alias to start a emacsclient than a new emacs instance.
    **One extra nice thing:**
    It's now possible to start emacs from a terminal emulator and the emacs
    client would not be closed after I close the terminal emulator.
-   Emacs can now started via "e" (with my previous set alias, "e" would
    open a new emacsclient). To start emacs instead of a emacs client,
    simply execute "\emacs"
-   I added a xcmenuctrl alias, to start a customized dmenu instead of
    the variant to adding a dmenurc file, to customize the dmenu which is
    spawning with the default xcmenuctrl.
-   Ditching "echo" for the superior "printf" command
Changing some stuff
Adding some sensitive emacs files
Changing some things (see below for details)

-   Idk why there was the xclip-file, but now its removed
-   Now Copy & Paste works (also with the system's clipboard) --
    It's now possible to copy via vi-copy mode and paste it back via
    Urxvt and xcmenu
-   Adding some comments, to better document my settings
Upgrading oh-my-zsh
removing emacs/history