Rename main script.

[antoniovazquezblanco]

This is a rename proposal that:

• Avoids the usage of names with speacial meaning (using underscore in python should have implications).
• Tries to use common names or common practices (main instead of entry_point).

This is a small side quest while refactoring other things.

Summary by Sourcery

Enhancements:

• Rename entry_point() to main() and update invocation in the script

[sourcery-ai]

Reviewer's Guide

This PR renames the package's entry point from entry_point() to main(), consolidates main.py into wifite.py, and updates the CLI launcher to use the new entry function.

Class diagram for updated main script entry point

classDiagram
    class Wifite {
        +start()
    }
    class Color {
        +pl(str)
    }
    class wifite_py {
        +main()
        +scan_and_attack()
    }
    Wifite <.. wifite_py : uses
    Color <.. wifite_py : uses

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Renamed entry point function and relocated main script	Renamed entry_point() to main() Updated the if name guard to invoke main() Replaced main.py with wifite.py in the package	wifite/__main__.py wifite/wifite.py
Updated CLI launcher script to call new entry function	Adjusted bin/wifite to import and invoke main() instead of entry_point()	bin/wifite

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Hey @antoniovazquezblanco - I've reviewed your changes and they look great!

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