shells/nushell: update to 0.40.0

Today, we're releasing 0.40 of Nu. This release is includes better table imports
and much smaller release size.

What's New
-Detecting columns (jt)
 Nushell now supports a new command: detect columns. This command is intended as
 an easy way to handle tabular data that's written as text. Commands like ps,
 ls -l, netstat, df, and others commonly output their output as text.
 With detect columns, you can run the external command, and convert them into
 Nushell's tabular data format.

-Smaller binaries (fdncred)
 The size of the Nushell release binaries has come up as regular feedback from
 Nushell users. "Why does the shell have to be so big?" And we've heard you!
 Today's release now uses a combination of strip and upx to bring considerable
 savings in binary size. The Linux release (plugins incl.) has dropped from
 475mb to 58mb(!!), making it 88% smaller. We're seeing similar improvements in
 the sizes of the macOS and Windows releases.

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