Ignoring files prefix and use only files implemented #557
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Resolves #393 (was already closed, but issue still remaining because of another reason)
Both proposed ways implemented. Its possible to define prefix that will be always ignored (possible to setup for npm modules). Also it's possible to define what particular files will be parsed.
New params in inits are called
exclude_prefixanduse_only_filesfeel free to change names as you wish.init.py in tests added so the tests can run in local IDE and imports works from root.
In added tests, also original tests changed a bit as sort() function returns none and comparison would fail even if not all functions would be parsed.