This feature will be used in our automated build system.

To support latest version of our automated build system it was necessary to rename master project makefile from MMakefile to simply Makefile.

This is very usefull both for unit testing and for readability.

Out automated build system currently requires, that each project contains master makefile called MMakefile and that file must provide particular set of make targets. This commit introduces all necessary changes to enable automated package builds. Following is a list of
required make targets:
  * pyflakes
  * pylint
  * test
  * docs
  * buildbot

Part of this patch is a facelift of make output style and formating.

Changed the setup.py script to include and use the actual package version directly from Python module in local directory.

This change really simplifies package versioning, because value of only one __version__ variable needs to be updated and it will be used as version identifier of generated Python packages (wheels). Previous commit, that introduced automated package documentation already
 used this approach.

The implementation is almost complete, the only thing missing is make target, which will be part of big makefile update in one of the next commits. Documentation itself is still work in progress, only the generation process itself is ready.

This commit deprecates old Perl library for handling IDEA messages, which will not be supported anymore. It also features restructuralization of the whole repository, because typedcols and ipranges libraries were moved into separate git repositories. Another reason for restructuralization is support of our automated build system.

For the purpose of better reusability the whole project was divided into following PyPI packages:

* ipranges
* typedcols
* idea-format

Each of these packages resides in separate subdirectory with it`s own makefile, readme file and setup.py.

Added separate Pythonic version information into each future package, bumped up version after previous refactoring.

Before publishing packages on PyPI, it was necessary to perform refactoring of module names to better options.

* iprange.py => ipranges.py
* typedcol.py => typedcols.py

Added information about current package version into __init__.py file of idea module for easier dependency checks. Bumped up version before building wheel.

Reworked iprange to create lightweight objects (__slots__ magic, however had to get rid of multiple inheritance, so slightly more intricate object hierarchy)

When any timestamp value in IDEA message contained milisecond precission string, validation passed correctly, however instantination of the message object failed due to incorrect integer milisecond value. The problem was that the milisecond string contained leading dot character.