refactor: phase1 modularizing the host config for workplace #13
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Following the great example of gh/Misterio77, I start to split out the host configuration of the workplace into a `common/core` part, present on all systems and a `common/optional` part, to include only on selected modules. In difference to Misterio77 repo, I do not only manage Linux systems, but darwin as well. Therefore this repo will also have a `common/darwin` folder.
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Following the great example of gh/Misterio77, I start to split out the
host configuration of the workplace into a
common/corepart, present onall systems and a
common/optionalpart, to include only on selectedmodules. In difference to Misterio77 repo, I do not only manage Linux
systems, but darwin as well. Therefore this repo will also have a
common/darwinfolder.