Blew away old CLI implementation to replace with REPL based
approach. Need to test this but this is my inital prototype.
(This should at least build for example).

See readme for usage details.
Add example output for scan
fix minor type in readme and pedantic change to default prompt
Beginning of work to wrap the victims cli repl with a convenience
script.
Refactored a bunch of code. The repl and command line script that
wraps it now seems to work reasonably well although I'm still not
completely happy with it.

There is also an outstanding problem with the ENV overwrites for the
database settings. What I expected to work as defaults did not
for whatever reason. Therefore these settings cannot currently
be overwritten by environment variables. I'm thinking moving forward
it might be worth explicitly wrapping the repl using java code and a
proper command line options parser.
remove default license text, extend readme and tweak victims script
add licensing information
add travis ci setup
touch file to check travis-ci configuration
fix travis yml
Changes:
    - Added pom.xml scanning capability
    - Added COPYING, and CONTRIBUTORS file.
    - Fixes and extensions to the victims wrapper script.
removed the 'bin' path
ensure last-update includes configuration information
So.. stupid typo in the JDBC connection URL is all that is wrong here.
Terrible terrible hacks trying to get the repl to behave sensibly via
async dispatch of commands. Also added a 'map' command that will (in theory)
map the provided command across the input arguments.

The current status is extremely unstable and completely broken.
(Want to work on this again later tonight @home).

Also added a -Dvictims.cli.verbose and -Dvictims.cli.repl property
checks to allow different entry mechanisms into the application. However
haven't capitalized on this yet. Hopefully I can get rid of all the silly
HEREDOCS in the wrapper scripts for configuration settings and just provide
a simple sane wrapper script for most uses.
Fixed a bunch of concurrency issues. The core of the repl is completely async
now. Performance seems pretty good.
fixed scripts / repl
forgot license headers (again)