Add nwis_client CLI

[jarq6c]

This PR adds a minimal command-line interface to the nwis_client subpackage. The CLI entry point is called nwis-client. The nwis_client README includes examples of use. Currently the tool generates a CSV based on an arbitrary number of USGS site codes (see usage/help output in README). It includes three optional parameters: --startDT, --endDT, and --parameterCd.
@aaraney

Additions

• cli.py

Removals

Changes

• value_time_label now defaults to value_time per Update nwis client to canonical format #117
• escalates warning to exception per NWIS Client: Possible case sensitivity issue #160

Testing

1. Added minimal testing for CLI. Note: click includes test funtionality per CLIRunner, but this did not play well with asyncio, so I implemented similar functionality using subprocess.

Notes

• Closes Update nwis client to canonical format #117
• Closes Request: evaluation_tools.nwis_client CLI #35

Todos

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[jarq6c]

@aaraney I'm unable to add you as a reviewer until you comment. Any feedback you want to give?

[aaraney]

@jarq6c, thanks for pinging me. Id seen this, but had not had a chance to take a look. I certainly want to give you feedback / a review -- let me go ahead and do that now.

[aaraney]

This is a great addition, @jarq6c! Ive added several comments. I think we can continue conversation through that avenue. Really excited to see where this goes.

[jarq6c]

This has been published to PyPI.