Create automv script

Automv script will allow a cronjob to easily move files from one dir to
another based on a find regex query. You can dynamically set what files
to look for and where using .conf files in the automv.d folder present
next to the script - or by setting its location in AUTOMV_DIR.

Dev note: I specifically avoided using $HOME/.local/automv.d/ because my
specific use case the user whose cron this will be in doesn't have a
home directory. An improvement could be expanding the smart defaults to
doing something like:
        if [[ -n "$HOME" ]]; then
                if [[ -d $HOME/.local/automv.d ]]; then
                        # use that
                else # etc
        else # etc

But I don't like long bash if/else nesting so I figured just set a local
default otherwise override in the env

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+automv.sh
+=========
+
+Usage:
+  ./automv.sh
+
+Prereqs:
+  Requires bash with the tools:
+    grep
+    xargs
+    find
+
+Setup:
+  the script searches the directory:
+    ./automv.d/
+  for any .conf files
+
+Overriding the automv.d location:
+  If you want to set a different automv.d location setup the:
+    AUTOMV_DIR
+  environment variable
+
+automv.d/ conf syntax
+=====================
+
+The conf files use the following syntax:
+
+# comments
+query=<query>
+  this is the query you want to use in 'find -regex'
+source=<source-dir>
+  this is the directory you want to search in
+target=<target-dir>
+  this is the target directory to move the found files to
+
+We explicitly parse out those 3 properties (see extract function in script)
+
+!!! Note - do not quote wrap anything - the script expects unwrapped values
+
+example conf
+============
+
+# jpegmv.conf
+# moves jpeg files downloaded to pictures
+query=.*\.jp[e]?g
+source=/home/user/Downloads/
+target=/home/user/Pictures/
+