Feature: Accessibility Tree printing

This is not quite ready, and full of terrible python, but the basics are there.   It's sort of comical how long it takes to run and the amount of commands sent to generate the output.   But I think it will be helpful with some tuning.  Any suggestions would be good to get.

It adds a pae command that prints out the accessibility tree starting from the current object.   If the current object is a UIView, it will also traverse subviews to find accessibility elements, as I *think* that's what voice over is doing.


I'm not entirely sure why int(s,16) was used in the other version.  Are we sure it's not broken for values > 10?   I think it's broken but went un-detected, since having more than 10 VC's is rare, where over 10 subviews is common.