python tries to import finesse usr.ini config directory as a module
At least on windows the user config is stored in %userprofile%\finesse\usr.ini this leads to an interesting issue where a python session that is started in %userprofile% (which is usually the default path windows terminal launch) will try to import a package specified by %userprofile%\finesse when executing import finesse. I assume this is because the import protocol on python places a higher priority on more "local" packages.
A proposed fix is to store "usr.ini" in %userprofile%\.finesse\usr.ini which would prevent python from trying to import the user directory as a module. For UNIX I presume the equivalent would be $HOME\.finesse\usr.ini.
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