introduce sub commands #209
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Based on #190, we introduced a sub-command mechanism into Evans.
Hereby, the previous command-line interface will be deprecated in the future by releasing v1.0.0.
This implementation doesn't break the previous interface from the aspect of backward-compatibility. So, we can also use the previous one, but it displays a warning message when finishing Evans.
Also, by introducing this change, it is possible to implement CLI inspecting commands such that #189.
See #190 for example usage.