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Added test cases for backup and restore (#123)

* Coded the export feature
It takes in a directory and a name and exports the xml file to the location
Directory and name willbe that of default if not specified
Currently does not converts to .csv file

* Updated user guide: changed the command format for export

* Implemented the import feature, currently replaces the whole addressbook.xml file

* Implemented xml to csv converter. Export function now  saves file in .csv format
Bug: since some addresses have commas, they do not show up correctly in .csv file

* Updated ".gitignore"

* Fixed Travis errors

* Added quotation marks to encapsulate every string to fix bug on commas interfering with the excel file.
moved style.xsl to resource/view
Updated .gitignore

* Fixed Travis errors

* Changed prefix names for export and import
Updated user guide prefixes

* Added the implementation for backup and listing of snapshots in the user guide

* Edited "f" to "f/"

* Reimplemented the export feature, CsvParser writes UniquePersonsList to a .csv file

* Fixed Travis errors

* Renamed CsvParser to CsvWriter

* Fixed Travis Errors

* Added conversion of File type to List<Person> in CsvWriter

* Import is now fully implemented. It appends the addressbook with the imported data.
Bug (Major): if .csv file is edited in excel, format of the whole file will change, thus rendering the CsvWrite useless

* Fixed AppVeyor errors

* Fixed AppVeyor errors

* Added .trim() to ExportCommand
Abstracted makeBackup
Made fileName accessible to testcases

* Added JavaDoc for getFileName

* Fixed AppVeyor error

* Added deletion of backup snapshot after backup command has ran

* Fixed error by introducing stubs

* Added JavaDoc to fix some errors

* Catch IOException in line 41 of BackUpCommandTest

* Overload BackUpCommand() to accept a source directory

* Reimplemented backup and restore
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