Choose to overwrite maps & possible settings in new Settings.cfg #23
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Added a log file message making it clear that the missing file will be created as a stub
Included example settings that are commented out for newly generated Settings.cfg files
Included the ability to check for existing maps, and whether the user wants existing maps overwritten or not. Choosing not to overwrite them speeds load tim up.
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Included ability for user to specify whether existing maps should be overwritter on a per map type basis. This allows the user to leave Cartographer in the mods folder without impacting load time in a significant way if they specify that existing maps should not be overwritten on each game load. This address #22
I also included info written to the first-run generation of the Settings.cfg that provides potential settings. This partly addresses #17 , and can be expanded upon with relative ease.