Reference ~/.config/emacs instead of ~/.emacs.d in getting_started.org #8122
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this seems to be the new style, and is what is present in the readme, so I've updated some of the getting started guide to reflect that. I have not updated the sections on windows setup and Chemacs setup, since I don't know enough about them to make that change with confidence. Note that I made this change from the webUI because I'm lazy, so I might have been a bit sloppy.
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Regarding this PRs conformance to contributing standards: this file is in the "do not PR" list, however, the rule in question is marked as "temporary" and dates from 2021, so... I'm assuming it's not really valid, and #6501 was merged after that date.
My commits aren't in conventional commit format, but if the change seems acceptable I can just squash and amend them.
Regarding this PRs quality: I did this from the webUI because I just wanted to change the docs quickly. So, the commit messages, branch name, etc. aren't particularly considered.