Parser building functions.

[kmvanbrunt]

All built-in commands now use a function to create their argument parser.
This simplifies the process for overriding cmd2's default parser class.

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[tleonhardt]

Everything here looks good to me.

Would it be feasible to move most of the parser building logic to a separate file? If so would it be desirable?

My thought is that cmd2.py is a pretty large file. If it is possible to move a good chunk of related logic to a separate file, that might be a good thing. Given that many if not most of the parser builder functions are class methods, I suspect this might be impossible or painful. But it's worth a thought.

[tleonhardt]

LGTM