neilotoole/sq v0.33.0

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The headline feature is source groups.
This is the biggest change to the sq CLI in some time, and should make working with lots of sources much easier.

Added

• #192: sq now has a mechanism to group sources. A source handle can
  now be scoped. For example, instead of @sakila_prod, @sakila_staging, etc,
  you can use @prod/sakila, @staging/sakila. Use sq group prod to
  set the active group (which sq ls respects). See docs.
• sq group GROUP sets the active group to GROUP.
• sq group returns the active group (default is /, the root group).
• sq ls GROUP lists the sources in GROUP.
• sq ls --group (or sq ls -g) lists all groups.
• sq mv moves/renames sources and groups.

Changed

• sq ls now shows the active item in a distinct color. It no longer adds
  an asterisk to the active item.
• sq ls now sorts alphabetically when using --table format.
• sq ls now shows the sources in the active group only. But note that
  the default active group is / (the root group), so the default behavior
  of sq ls is the same as before.
• sq add hello.csv will now generate the handle @hello instead of @hello_csv.
  On a second invocation, it will return @hello1 instead of @hello_csv_1. Why
  this change? Well, with the availability of the source group mechanism, the _ character
  in the handle somehow looked ugly. And more importantly, _ is a relative pain to type.
• sq ping has changed to support groups. Instead of sq ping --all, you can
  do sq ping GROUP, e.g. sq ping /.