While testing to make sure `pihole -v` would output `pihole-FTL version`, I noticed some options didn't work how I expected them to. For example, if I use `pihole -v -p`, I would expect to see the version output of Pi-hole Core. Instead, I'm informed that it's an invalid option.
I've had the following things in mind while rewriting this:
* I'm operating under the assumption that FTL is only installed if the Admin Console is (Line 113 exit 0)
* I have modified the help text to only output with `pihole -v --help`
* I have modified all output to be more similar to the output style of `grep` and `curl` (Ditching ":::")
Testing output:
```
w3k@MCT:~$ pihole -v
Pi-hole version is v3.0.1-14-ga928cd3 (Latest: v3.0.1)
Admin Console version is v3.0-9-g3760482 (Latest: v3.0.1)
FTL version is v2.6.2 (Latest: v2.6.2)
w3k@MCT:~$ pihole -v -c
Current Pi-hole version is v3.0.1-14-ga928cd3
Current Admin Console version is v3.0-9-g3760482
Current FTL version is v2.6.2
w3k@MCT:~$ pihole -v -l
Latest Pi-hole version is v3.0.1
Latest Admin Console version is v3.0.1
Latest FTL version is v2.6.2
w3k@MCT:~$ pihole -v -p --hash
Current Pi-hole hash is a928cd3
w3k@MCT:~$ pihole -v -a --hash
Current Admin Console hash is 3760482
w3k@MCT:~$ pihole -v --help
Usage: pihole -v [REPO | OPTION] [OPTION]
Show Pi-hole, Web Admin & FTL versions
<Shows all Repositories and Options>
w3k@MCT:~$ pihole -v -foo
Invalid Option!
```
* Allow scanList() to search files using a wildcard by removing quotes wrapped around `${list}`
* scanList() will not provide a domain ouput on each string if exact is specified (`grep -l`)
* Remove unused processWildcards() function
* Return a message if no domain is specified
* IDN domains are converted to punycode when running a `pihole -q` search if the `python` package is available, otherwise will revert to current behaviour
* Scan Blacklist & Wildcards first, exiting from search if a match is found (Fixes#1330)
* Use one `grep` subshell to search for all "*.domains" lists at once (opposed to looping to get every matching file name, and then spawning a `grep` instance for every matching file)
* queryFunc() will not return "(0 results)" output from files where no match is found
* Sort results based off list number
* Return a message if no results are found
