added a simple server functionality and some SciTECO macros to interface it

 * the server is basically a second way to modify the Lua state of Applause
 * concurrently to interactive input, messages can be sent over a TCP socket
   which are evaluated just like command lines.
   All stdout/stderr output is returned and the socket is closed.
 * Server currently hardcoded at 127.0.0.1:10000
 * Interruptions are currently not possible.
   This would require another thread.
 * The threading could be simplified by making the applause binary
   a server-only application.
   The Read-Eval-Print loop could then be a standalone LuaJIT script.

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+
+! Applause client: Evaluate command !
+@#ae{
+  X[applause.output]
+  EQ[applause.output]
+  Z\ 5-.<I > 10I
+  HECnc 127.0.0.1 10000 J
+  Z"= Q*U* '
+}
+
+! Print command !
+@#ap{
+  X[applause.output]
+  EQ[applause.output]
+  I= R
+  Z\ 5-.<I > 10I
+  HECnc 127.0.0.1 10000 J
+  Z"= Q*U* '
+}