Store files in the proper location on Windows.

- OS: Windows
- Version of IPFS Desktop: 0.12.2

**Describe the bug**
Installing IPFS Desktop on Windows results in folders in %USERPROFILE% as well as cache and DB files in the roaming profile.

**To Reproduce**
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
1. Install IPFS Desktop on Windows
2. Notice that you have a `.ipfs` and `.ipfs-desktop` folder in `%USERPROFILE%` and `%APPDATA/IPFS Desktop` contains cache files, databases, blob storage, etc.

**Expected behavior**
Cache files, file storage, databases, and per-machine configuration should all be stored in `%LOCALAPPDATA%/ipfs/`. Per user configuration (I'm not sure if IPFS has any of this, maybe the list of pinned files?) should be stored in `%APPDATA%/ipfs/`. Nothing should be stored in `%USERPROFILE%` (aka: `%HOME%`) unless the user *explicitly tells the app to do so such as via a save dialog box.

**Additional context**
Both Linux and OSX also have environment variables that instruct applications where the appropriate place for files is. I believe it is called XDG_CONFIG though I'm not personally familiar with it.

No source files, tests, or entry points are named in the issue. Reproduce the Windows installation and trace where the .ipfs, .ipfs-desktop, cache, database, blob storage, and configuration paths are selected. Done means machine data uses %LOCALAPPDATA%/ipfs/, per-user configuration uses %APPDATA%/ipfs/, and nothing is written to %USERPROFILE% without explicit user choice.

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