Anypytools

**Changed:**

- Progressbars are now draw using [tqdm](https://github.com/tqdm/tqdm). This enables error
messages while the progress bar is rendering, and solves a problem with detecting when the
code is running in Jupyter notebook and not.
- Running the pytest plugin with the `--anytest-save` argument now deselects
all tests which doesn't save data to HDF 5 files.
- New option for running the GUI version of AMS with AnyPyTools instead of the console.
- Task meta info (i.e. `task_logfile`, `task_macro` etc.) are now hidden by default in the
when printing the object witht the default `__repr__()`
- The `return_task_info` argument to `AnyPyProcess` class is now deprecated and task information is
always include in the output.

**Changed:**

- Changed the interface for the pytest plugin when saving hdf5 files from anybody tests.

**Fixed:**

- Fixed problem with Ctrl-C events not working. `scipy.stats` used
some fortran routines which hijacked the key event and caused a crash instead.
- Fixed an issue with process time not being reported correctly.
- Fixed an issue with macros which were a mixture of normal strings and macro-command helper
classes from `anypytools.macro_commands`.

**Fixed:**

- Add a work-around for a bug in AnyBody \< 7.2.2 which cause the AnyBody console
to start in interactive mode when launched from AnyPyTools. This could cause the
console application to hang if something fails in AnyBody.

**Added:**

- Pytest plugin: Option to set the `faltal_warnings` variable as a list
to select the warnings which should trigger an error.

**Removed:**

- Pytest plugin: Deprecated the `warnings_to_include` variable. Instead use the `fatal_warnings`
variable to select specific warnings.

**Fixed:**

- Fix a bug with pytest plugin which caused expected errors to still show up in the error list.