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Created Apr 27, 2017 by Alexander James Granowski@granowajOwner

Wrap user input/output to make testing easier

We need to use Java's console class in order to hide passwords. Unfortunately, System.console() returns null in Eclipse.

The current workaround is to run the project from an actual console using mafia-mitochondria/console.bat. I suggest that instead, we make a wrapper for the console class that falls back to System.in/out if there is no console present.

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