emacs: There and back again

Bring back a hand-rolled GNU Emacs configuration, moving on from Doom
Emacs. This is due some recent regressions I've had with my Doom
configuration that I was unable to debug/fix.

This brings back some much needed simplicity, while having better
knowledge on how to keep things modern and snappy.

Signed-off-by: Miquel Sabaté Solà <mikisabate@gmail.com>

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-* GNU Emacs configuration
-
-Since [[https://github.com/mssola/dotfiles/commit/7bfe3fe73208fa29a3fe4b7ddce675e79a70c246][this commit]] I have maintained my own configuration for GNU Emacs. This has
-been a hell of a ride for about five years. During this time I have learned a
-lot, including what I don't like: to maintain a huge blob of Lisp to keep this
-beast running. That is, along the way I've been frustrated by stuff that didn't
-quite work but I didn't have the time to actually fix them. Moreover, I knew
-that there were plenty of things that I was missing out but that I just didn't
-have enough time for it. Some time ago I discovered [[https://github.com/hlissner/doom-emacs][Doom Emacs]], a GNU Emacs
-distribution that had quite a lot of appealing features. I've been including
-some bits and pieces from Doom into my custom configuration, but then I decided
-that it was enough: let's leave the gory details to experienced people and I can
-work out on the specifics for myself.
-
-Thus, I'm using Doom Emacs. In order to install it you need to follow their
-instructions. This is the directory where my specific configuration resides.