Weatherly

This version adds support for History API with some new, cool features
* New exception: `weatherly.InvalidDate`, raised from `weatherly.get_historical_data` when the date is invalid
* `client.get_historical_data` assuming that *client* is an instance of `weatherly.Client` : you can now get historical forecast data as `ForecastData` object
* `weatherly.ForecastData.iter_hours` : an iterator that lets you easily iterate over every hour data from the class.

Improvements to the documentation:
* Added `.. container:: operations` handling with custom CSS and JS. This directive is used for desribing operations for a class, function etc.

This version adds support for Forecast API with a lot of new features and classes.
* Renamed `WeatherAPIClient` to `Client`
* `ForecastData` is a return object from `Client.get_forecast_data`
* `ForecastDay` is a component of `ForecastData`.
* `ForecastHour` is a component of `ForecastDay`.
* `AlertData` is an object representing a weather alert, e.g. a flood
* Bugfixes as always

It all adds up to the new, large update.

This version introduced the `weatherly.LocationData` class, so you can retrieve location information.
* NEW: `weatherly.CurrentWeatherData` now has a `location` attribute, which is exactly `weatherly.LocationData`
* Added `weatherly.WeatherAPIClient.get_locations` method that returns an array of `weatherly.LocationData` objects - found locations for the given query.

This version fixes all bugs when uploading to PyPI. The package is now live on https://pypi.org/project/weatherly/

This is the first release of the `weatherly` package. It adds:
* A client (`WeatherAPIClient`)
* Client needs to have an API key
* After setting up the client you can get current weather. Code example:
py
import weatherly

client = weatherly.WeatherAPIClient("Your API Key")
current_weather = weatherly.get_current_weather(query="London") ret: CurrentWeatherData
get informations from it
print(current_weather.temp_c) temperature in celsius
print(current_weather.wind_dir) wind direction (e.g. "W")
... and more!