[UX] Make only one theme "active" at a time

Simplification is a thing of beauty.

Let's simplify our theme system and have only one active theme at a time (except for the admin theme, everyone loves that).

When a new theme is enabled on the Appearance page, the previously enabled theme will become disabled. This will help eliminate the confusing concepts of a "default" theme as well as "global" theme settings.

GitHub Link:

https://github.com/backdrop/backdrop-issues/issues/131

GitHub Issue #:

131

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