#379: Non-blocking follow-on style and consistency post-PR358

[tlamonthezie]

Fixes #379 Fixes #205

• Rename modules in lbaf.Utils with lbs prefix
• Move JSON_data_files_validator_loader.py to src/lbaf/Utils/lbsJSONDataFilesValidatorLoader.py
• Improve consistency between applications and utility scripts with a run method and a common day to define arguments
• Introduce new lbaf.Utils.PromptArgumentParser for user interactive input to make a usage alternative that can be useful
• Fix some pylint errors and warnings
• Add other console scripts in lbaf package to target each utility or application : lbaf-move-counts-viewer(Application), lbaf-csv-2-json-converter, lbaf-vt-data-extractor, lbaf-vt-data-files-validator-loader, lbaf-vt-data-files-validator, lbaf-vt-data-stat-files-updater
• Refactor: termination errors: consistency across the whole bode base with a logger error followed by SystemExit everywhere we want to terminate with an ERROR + removal of the exception handler
• Refactor: replace single quotes by double quotes in some files for strings, make some comments first letter uppercase for consistency
• Update README

[ppebay]

Alright then. Thanks. On 2023. Jun 20., at 11:43, tlamonthezie @.***> wrote: @tlamonthezie commented on this pull request.

In src/lbaf/Utils/lbsPath.py:

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ def abspath(path: str, relative_to: Optional[str] = None) -> Optional[str]:

 :param path: the input path
 :param relative_to: the base path, defaults to None (None = the current working directory)

• :return: an absolute path
• :returns: an absolute path

@ppebay Not sure it is logic to rename. In fact this function accepts both relative or absolute path but returns an an absolute path

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