Support reading GitHub token from a file#50
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Loading the GitHub token from an environment variable is great, but IntelliJ has difficulty loading sbt projects because it doesn't always share the same environment variables with the user's shell, depending on how they are set.
Loading the GitHub token from the git config is also nice unless the user's git config is synchronized as a "dotfile" to a public repository.
Instead, I thought it might be nice to support loading credentials from arbitrary files, a la
Credentials(Path.userHome / ".sbt" / ".credentials")in the sbt docs on credentials.@djspiewak