Actually use __init__.py (and shorten imports) #1
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This PR makes use of
__init__.py
in order make it easier to import classes from the project into and outside of the project, since this is the actual use of the file, shortening import statements.Currently, everything provided by the module/distribution is being imported, which isn't the best practice (because there's things that shouldn't be imported(?)), so I'd like so input on that.