[ADD] oe: provides sane (unfucked) command-line interface.

The implementation is far from perfect. Some improvements are waiting in
its previous location: lp:~openerp/openerp-command.

Some docs are provided, see doc/openerp-command.rst and
doc/adding-command.rst.

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+.. _openerp-command:
+
+OpenERP Command
+===============
+
+The ``oe`` script provides a set of command-line tools around the OpenERP
+framework.
+
+Using OpenERP Command
+---------------------
+
+In contrast to the previous ``openerp-server`` script, ``oe`` defines a few
+sub-commands, each with its own set of flags and options. You can get some
+information for any of them with
+
+::
+
+  > oe <sub-command> --help
+
+For instance::
+
+  > oe run-tests --help
+
+Some ``oe`` options can be provided via environment variables. For instance::
+
+  > export OPENERP_DATABASE=trunk
+  > export OPENERP_HOST=127.0.0.1
+  > export OPENERP_PORT=8069
+
+Depending on your needs, you can group all of the above in one single script;
+for instance here is a, say, ``test-trunk-view-validation.sh`` file::
+
+  COMMAND_REPO=/home/thu/repos/command/trunk/
+  SERVER_REPO=/home/thu/repos/server/trunk
+
+  export PYTHONPATH=$SERVER_REPO:$COMMAND_REPO
+  export PATH=$SERVER_REPO:$COMMAND_REPO:$PATH
+  export OPENERP_DATABASE=trunk
+  export OPENERP_HOST=127.0.0.1
+  export OPENERP_PORT=8069
+
+  # The -d ignored is actually needed by `oe` even though `test_view_validation`
+  # itself does not need it.
+  oe run-tests -d ignored -m openerp.test_view_validation
+
+Adding new commands
+-------------------
+
+See the :doc:`adding-command` page.
+
+Bash completion
+---------------
+
+A preliminary ``oe-bash-completion`` file is provided. After sourcing it,
+
+::
+
+  > . oe-bash-completion
+
+completion (using the TAB character) in Bash should be working.