Re: allow loading initialization from .org file -- would be breaking change

[Stefan Monnier]

> It is now possible to load a user's initialization from emacs-lisp code
> blocks embedded in Org-mode files using the `org-babel-load-file'
> command.  Currently users of this setup must still have an elisp init.el
> function which loads up their .org files.  See for example this fairly
> widely used configuration [1] which uses this init file [2].
> 
> Would it make sense to begin loading .init.org and .emacs.org files by
> default.  This would be a breaking change for any users who have both
> .init.el and .init.org, and what's worse it would overwrite the .init.el
> file when the embedded elisp is tangled out of the Org-mode file.

I don't think we want to hook Org so deeply in the startup code.
And note that org-babel-load-file is autoloaded, so the init.el file can
be reduced down to just:

   (org-babel-load-file (locate-user-emacs-file "init.org"))


        Stefan