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argparse people must be sadists or they just hate other programers

kamaki store list mycontainer:phot

will list all objects in mycontainer prefixed with phot

Conflicts:
	kamaki/cli/__init__.py
	kamaki/cli/argument.py
	kamaki/cli/command_shell.py
	kamaki/cli/command_tree.py
	kamaki/cli/commands/__init__.py
	kamaki/cli/commands/astakos_cli.py
	kamaki/cli/commands/config_cli.py
	kamaki/cli/commands/cyclades_cli.py
	kamaki/cli/commands/history_cli.py
	kamaki/cli/commands/image_cli.py
	kamaki/cli/commands/pithos_cli.py
	kamaki/cli/commands/test_cli.py
	kamaki/cli/config.py
	kamaki/cli/errors.py
	kamaki/cli/history.py
	kamaki/cli/utils.py
	kamaki/clients/connection/kamakicon.py
	kamaki/clients/tests.py

kamaki -v runs a kamaki shell with verbose on!

and add a space after :

show without args: show all
show/load can accept:
    * list of integers
    * negative numbers, meaning we count from the end of history list
    * number ranges (e.g. 2-7, -20-9, -29--9)
    * 0 means "start of the list", (e.g. 0-2 prints the first 2,
        -3-0 prints the last 3, etc)
    * all of the above seperated with spaces
    * order maters, repetitions allowed (show that history-load can behave
        like a script)

Instead of using /dev/urandom which is specific to UNIX systems, switch to the
Python os.urandom() which is a cross-system solution and also works on Windows
systems. This allows for running the unit tests on Windows systems as well.

Switch from hard-coded /tmp usage to a cross-compatible solution that utilizes
Python's tempfile module.
This adds support for running the unit tests on Windows systems.

To assist porting to Windows, offset/size mismatch when reading files is now
being clearly reported with detailed error messages.