Simple Python module for pretty task logging.
- Exposes the following methods:
section starts a new section of application processing
task starts a new high-level task within the section
subtask starts a new subtask within the task
subfailure indicates the failure of a subtask of the current task
failure indicates the failure of a high-level task
subprompt prints a subtask input prompt
prompt prints a high-level input prompt
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