Add some ideas for what we want the new version to look like

Instead of shortcuts being specified manually in the scripts, they
should dynamically support on the fly adding, removing, and changing of
shortcuts.

This would allow for a lot more flexibility in the command's use, giving
us the ability to create a temporary shortcut to a directory that we may
only need for a few minutes or hours, at which point it can be deleted.

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+qcd SHORTCUT PATH
+
+qcd -a SHORTCUT PATH
+
+-a: add
+	So we can still do `qcd shortcut` to `cd`
+
+	PATH expands to an absolute directory before saving
+
+
+shortcut	/Absolute/path/to/directory
+shortcut	/Absolute/path/to/directory
+shortcut	/Absolute/path/to/directory
+shortcut	/Absolute/path/to/directory
+shortcut	/Absolute/path/to/directory
+
+
+Go to:
+	Search for shortcut, get column 2, cd to it
+
+Remove shortcut:
+	qcd -r SHORTCUT
+
+	Search for shortcut, remove that line
+	--How to remove the line?
+
+Change shortcut:
+	qcd -c SHORTCUT PATH
+
+	Use sed?