Version 0.7.0 Implement command-line

- Now allows for command-line execution against hosts
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TODO
- fix handling of control-c
- We should throw out fabric; paramiko does everything we need - we can open a shell and send signals to handle control-C
and other sorts of situation handling. We'll basically have to rewrite how fabtools works but it should be relatively
trivial since we already basically handle everything at the paramiko level. We may have to parse sshconfig ourselves
but it shouldn't be too big a deal.
- fix handling of control-c (sorta works sometimes)
- redo the command loop to make some fuckin sense why do we use eceptions to do modal stuff
- make styles optional
- expose styles in config file or personal config
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- add commands to show the list of captured outputs, along with the commands and targets
- add commands to search captured outputs
- add commands to search captured outputs and put them into a variable that can be used for /target etc.
- calling commands and aliases from command line (e.g. multiball -t <targets> -c <command>)
- tagging and filtering commands (so `noupgrade` gets a tag, and we can filter them)
- saving the last host set in a .file
- allow server groups / server labels
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- implement interactive alias system
- Catch more exceptions in fabtools, and also add retries
- Make the runner aware of multiple commands so that it can combine outputs and make 'overall success' or 'overall failure'
- make C-c break the connections not the program
- make C-c break the connections not the program (this requires throwing out fabric)
- make a /summary command that *only* outputs the summary of a remote command, not the stdout/stderr
- document more things about multiball
- allow a user-specific configuration that isn't in the current directory
- make a set of commands that modulate the /all list, so /all goes back to the real default not the total default
- the ability to deploy files