nesdict 0.3.0

# NesDict

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Intended to add easy-to-use lookup syntax to Python's builtin `dict()`, removing the need to chain `[]` operators or `.get()` calls.

Example:

```python
from nesdict import NesDict

xdata = NesDict({
'path': {
'to': {
'nested': {
'value': 'stuff',
'thing': 'more stuff',
'number': 42
},
'something': 'else'
}
}
})

xdata['/path/to/nested/value'] == 'stuff'

xdata.search('/path/to/nested/*') == [
('/path/to/nested/value', 'stuff'),
('/path/to/nested/thing', 'more stuff'),
('/path/to/nested/number', 42)
]

xdata.values() == ['stuff', 'more stuff', 42, 'else']
```

It also supports setting new values using the same syntax:

```python
xdata['/path/less/traveled/by'] = 'all the difference'

xdata['/path'] == {
'to': {
'nested': {
'value': 'stuff',
'thing': 'more stuff',
'number': 42
},
'something': 'else'
},
'less': {
'traveled': {
'by': 'all the difference'
}
}
}
```