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Currently, hinoki hardcodes theme/{assets,templates,sublime} directory paths relative to where it is invoked as places to look at for assets, templates and sublime syntaxes / themes respectively.
I've wanted to allow people who develop a site-specific theme to not need to nest anything into theme if they don't want, and just today realized a nice way of making that happen without weird fallback logic or erroring if both assets and theme/assets exist or whatever: Don't hardcode any paths.
In my mind, this is similar to how i3 / sway don't have any default keybindings. Rather, you start off with an example config and can add / remove things as you see fit. I already applied the same thing to other features, why not do it for input / output directory configuration as well?
This also means the directory layout in the README.md has to be "rebranded" as an example layout.