Repackage existing tool to be pip-installable #92
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Tool can now be installed using pip install git+. Also changed where the error file is placed and how it is named.
Additionally, removed the aespython, colorama, and jsbeautifier folders as these are now pip installable as well (and get installed with the setup.py). Remainder of the tool remains in-tact.
Originally tried fooling with upgrading the tool to python3 and got most of the way there. When time became a factor after I hit an encoding snag, I reverted back to the original tool.
Upgraded the version to 0.3.8 as well (vice 0.3 r275) just to reflect the layout change and minor changes.
Please reach out if you have any questions. Lenny can give you my contact info.