Extends git_hook to allow for a user-specified configuration file.

In `test_git_hook_uses_the_configuration_file_specified_in_settings_path`,
`modified_file_path` incorrectly pointed to a file that was a sibling of the
configuration file, such that the configuration file would have been found
indepently of the `settings_file` configuration.

`modified_file_path` now points to a file that lives one level higher than the
configuration file.

The behavior of the `git_hook` function was to search for a configuration file
by starting from the directory containing the first staged file and moving
upwards until a configuration file was found or a certain number of directories
were checked.

If the project configuration file is not stored in a directory that is a parent
to each python file in the codebase, the `git_hook` function was unable to
retrieve the file.

For example, this might happen with a configuration such as the following:

    ```
    git-root/
      config/
        .isort.cfg
      src/
        ...
    ```

To allow for the `git_hook` function to support those project structures without
breaking backwards compatibility, an optional argument, `settings_file`, was
added to it.

When `settings_file` is the empty string the function behaves as before.
Otherwise, `settings_file` is considered a path to a valid configuration file
that will be used for the hook's run.

A test in `tests/test_hooks.py` was added to cover for this case.

`README.md#Git hook` was modified to mention the new interface.

Issue/1389/ensure new line before comments bug

Fixed #1395: reverse_relative setting doesn't have any effect when combined with force_sort_within_sections.

Changes existing test's configuration so it has no lines between
sections.
The default of 1 masks the error.

Fix the first known party path expansion

Fix typo

Bugfix #1321: --combine-as loses comment

Bugfix #1375: --dont-order-by-type broken