Added cmd2.Cmd.ppretty() pretty print output method #1433
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This method provides a way to pretty-print arbitrary Python structures similar to the pprint.pprint method in the standard library.
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cmd2.Cmd.ppretty()pretty print output method.This method provides a way to pretty-print arbitrary Python structures similar to the pprint.pprint method in the standard library.
Closes #1416
As part of this PR I also managed to finally clean up the old broken checks from ancient use of AppVeyor and Travis-CI. This required using the GitHub API with a personal access token to send fake "success" statuses for each of these tools for the SHA associated with the last commit in this PR. So finally our PRs properly show
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