Dotapatch

Major
- Changed running method
- Remove `--file` argument
- `python patch.py` changed to `python -m dotapatch`

`$ dotapatch 688f`

Minor
- Add **unittest**
- patch.py
- data.py
- model.py

`$ python setup.py nosetests`
- Structure project
- Add base setup.py (see 5)
- Add base logging (see 20)


usage: dotapatch [-h] [-t TEMPLATE] [-V] [-d] [-s] [-q] file

Parse Dota 2 text patches to html format.

positional arguments:
file changelog to be formated

optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-t TEMPLATE, --template TEMPLATE
base template to generate HTML
-V, --version show program's version number and exit

logging arguments:
-d, --debug set verbosity level to DEBUG
-s, --save-log save log output
-q, --quiet less verbose


[Full changelog](https://github.com/arthurazs/dota2patches/compare/v1.2...v2.0)

Renamed `theme` to `template`.

`$ ./patch.py --file 688f --template dota2`

**dota2patches** comes with 2 templates:
- **default** generates a HTML that relies on `gh-pages/css/`.
- **dota2** generates a standalone HTML that points to `dota2.com/pulic/css/`.

[Full changelog](/../../compare/v1.1...v1.2)

Add `--theme` argument.

`$ ./patch.py --file 688f --theme dota2`

**dota2patches** comes with 2 themes:
- **default** generates a HTML that relies on `gh-pages/css/`.
- **dota2** generates a standalone HTML that points to `dota2.com/pulic/css/`.

[Full changelog](/../../compare/v1.0...v1.1)