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made the aliases for nano, vim, and vi invoke ${EDITOR} instead of nvim

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Signed-off-by: cswimr <seaswimmerthefsh@gmail.com>
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## Notes
- `.zshc/aliases.sh` contains aliases for `nano`, `vim`, and `vi`, that invoke `nvim`. If you use any of these editors, you may want to change these aliases before reloading your shell.
- `.zshc/aliases.sh` contains aliases for `nano`, `vim`, and `vi`, that invoke `${EDITOR}`. If you use multiple of these editors, you may want to change these aliases before reloading your shell.
- `.zshc/aliases.sh` contains an alias for `htop`, that invokes `btop`. If you do not have `btop`, either install it or remove this alias.
- `.zshc/aliases.sh` contains an alias for `clip`, that invokes `xsel -ib`. If you do not use X11, you may want to remove or modify this alias.
- `.zshc/aliases.sh` contains an alias for `clip`, that invokes `xsel -ib` or `wl-copy`. If you do not use X11 or Wayland, you may want to remove or modify this alias.
- `.zshc/aliases.sh` contains an alias for `driver` and `gpu` that invoke `nvidia-smi` and `sudo nvidia-settings` respectively. If you do not have an NVIDIA GPU, you may want to remove or modify these aliases.
- If you are not an Arch Linux user, you will want to change the following things:
- `.zshc/aliases.sh`: Remove the `aur` alias.
- `.zshrc`: Replace the `archlinux` plugin with the [oh-my-zsh plugin(s) for your distrubtion](https://github.com/ohmyzsh/ohmyzsh/wiki/Plugins-Overview#distro-related).
- `.zshrc`: Replace the `archlinux` plugin with the [oh-my-zsh plugin(s) for your distribution](https://github.com/ohmyzsh/ohmyzsh/wiki/Plugins-Overview#distro-related).