Default value of desktop-base-file-name is incompatible with doom/quickload-session

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### Expected behavior

After `M-x doom/quicksave-session`, the saved session can be loaded (exactly once) by `M-x doom/quickload-session`.

### Current behavior

Nothing happens, but `doom/quickload-session` messages that loading was a success.

The cause is the default value of `desktop-base-file-name` in desktop.el: `.emacs.desktop`. `doom/quickload-session` calls `doom-load-session`, which calls `restart-emacs--restore-frames-using-desktop` from restart-emacs.el with the `file` argument set to `desktop-base-file-name`. This function assumes `file` has a file extension: it sets `desktop-base-file-name` to the results of `(file-name-base file)`, which converts ".emacs.desktop" to ".emacs". Then it calls `desktop-read`. `desktop-read` calls `desktop-full-file-name`, which returns an incorrect path based on the mangled `desktop-base-file-name`, and passes the results to `file-exists-p`, and the chain of function calls fails silently. `doom/quickload-session` reports a message that the session was restored.

### Steps to reproduce

1. `M-x doom/quicksave-session`
2. Delete at least one buffer/window to enable you to visually verify if the session loads.
3. `M-x doom/quickload-session` reports "Session restored. Welcome back," despite note loading the saved session. The saved session file is not deleted, as it should be on success.

### System Information

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