Add project-only options to Elixir and NVM prompt segments #318
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This way, you can have information that might normally be superfluous still show up when it becomes relevant, i.e. when you're working on a project of the given language.
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The Rust and Go prompt segments, for example, are only displayed when in a project directory, while the Elixir and NVM segments were previously always displayed.
In my opinion, this cluttered the prompt with information that was of little use outside of a project, but would still be neat to have if actually working on one. As such, I added options to hide these prompt segments when not in a project directory of that language.