Vrun

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- You may now create command aliases by creating a new configuration file named
``vrun.cfg`` or adding a section to an existing ``setup.cfg`` named ``[vrun]``.

.. code::

[vrun]
python.version = python --version
shell = /bin/bash
echo = /bin/bash -c 'echo ${}' _ {posargs} echo off the bare walls

Which may then be used like so:

.. code::

vrun python.version
vrun echo the soft voices
vrun shell -c 'echo $PATH'

- New tests have been added, and coverage is now 100%. All new features from
now on will have to meet the same coverage requirements to verify there are
no breaking changes.

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- Adds Windows support, so now you can use:

.. code::

Script\vrun.exe python -c "import os; print(os.environ['PATH'])"

To run Windows binaries with their ``%PATH%`` modified.

vrun will also automatically add the `.exe` when passing the name of a script
that exists in the ``Scripts`` folder.

So the following are the same:

.. code::

Script\vrun.exe python

and:

.. code::

Script\vrun.exe python.exe

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- Also export the environment variable ``VIRTUAL_ENV`` pointing to the virtual
environment.

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- Initial release and implementation of the vrun functionality