Where is navigationsettings.xml in 6.x?

Hello. I am porting building some custom navigation code in 6.x. I remember in 5.x, I could store config variables in NavigationSettings.xml - then reference them through the API. However I don't see this file in 6.x. Where is it? The inline docs in NavigationCommonHelpers states that it still pulls from this file...
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Chris

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sudo find / -name StuffIt
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