Commandintegrator

Structural changes to the project with directories and the setup.py file.
The project is hosted on PyPi with 1.3.0 as the premiere version, yay!

This update is a refactoring update

* Project renamed from CommandIntegrator to commandintegrator for pypi naming scheme compliance
* All files in the package reference commandintegrator instead of CommandIntegrator
* Directories turned into python packages for improved imports
* "(!) " string removed in manual log entries
* Licenses included for 3rd party code
* Mentions added to README
* setup.py added for commandintergator to be added to pypi

* Fixes an issue introduced in 1.2.7 where asynchronous tech stacks would hang with the new implementation of deepcopy used in patch 1.2.7

* Fixes an issue introduced in 1.2.6 where the message content collection would be affected in the processing of the message, causing it to lack special characters
* Fixes a documentation error where the wrong type hinting was used in the Message object
* Fixes a bad design choice where the module would call sys.exit() unless requirements were met for CommandProcessor upon import

This patch contains news and improvements.

**Important**: Features without `Callback` as the object in `callbacks `for `CommandParser` objects will not work, and need to be upgraded to `Callback`.
**New**
* Callback
The `Callback` object has replaced the old structure with dictionaries when creating a callback binding with words to a method in Features. See `demo_feature` in `examples.py` for a demo of how to get started and upgrading your features.
* Compliance in *FeatureBase*, *CommandParserBase* and *CommandProcessor for use with `Callback`
* The **interactive_methods** tuple property for CommandParser objects is deprecated, and replacedb by the **interactive** flag for the **Callback** object.

**Improvements**
* Fixes an issue where no warning was delivered upon trying to use **int** as key in callbacks. This is still not supported but is now explained through an error.
* Fixes an issue with Features receiving the lowered version of the command only. Features still match case insensitive but now receive the original message.

**New**

* CommandParser class, ready-to-use. See **example.py** in **/examples**

If you only need a default CommandParser without any overloaded methods, this class is for you.
You no longer need to inherit the FeatureCommandParserBase in order to create a command parser

for your Feature, just use the `CommandParser` object.

* `Feature` Class, ready-to-use. See **example.py** in **/examples**

* The `FeatureCommandParserBase` is no longer mandatory to inherit from. You can simply use the `CommandParser` object which is included in the package.

* The `PronounLookupTable` class is no longer needed. It is present but changed to a **static** type which is accessed by the `CommandProcessor`.


**Improvements**

* `import commandintegrator` is now the only needed import to access everything within the package. By the use of the `__init__.py` file. `import commandintegrator as ci` will give you access to all classes and functions in the package from the `ci.` syntax


* Language data is migrated to a new file called `language.json` which allows developers to easily increase the support for other languages
* Code refactoring including module details, module name scheme according to PEP8
* Pronoun strings removed from `PronounLookupTable` object and moved to `language.json`
* Create log entries manually using:
`ci.logger.log(message, level = "debug" / "info" / "error")`
* Set log file location and name in `commandintegrator.settings`

* Choose whether or not to **append** the log file (**false** evaluates to file overwrite each start)
* `CommandProcessor` now accepts a single feature without being enclosed in Tuple.
* Reduced processing time of commands
* Reduced code needed to create a working assistant with command integration
* `logger` function is rewritten as a class
* You can now log manual entries by calling:
`ci.logger.log(message = "Derp", level = "debug" "info" "error")`
* The decoration to use changed from `logger` to `ci.logger.loggedmethod`