Add timestamps to console messages about lykos HOT 4 CLOSED

Some things like "RESTARTING" still don't have timestamps as they're printed directly, but at least tracebacks have timestamps now.

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653e881 should mostly fix this, close the issue?

These are the remaining print statements:
wolfbot.py: print('Python 3.2 or newer is required to run the bot.')
tools/moduleloader.py: print("Loading module "+modfile)
oyoyo/client.py: self.stream_handler = lambda output, level=None: print(output)
oyoyo/client.py: print("Calling sys.exit()...")

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The stream_handler in oyoyo.client is replaced at runtime by tools.logger, the one you see is a placeholder if oyoyo is ever used for something else. The module loader is going to the forgotten lands of deprecated code in some time, although if you want to add timestamps in the meanwhile go ahead, but it'll get removed anyway. Could modifiy oyoyo.client to take a self.timestamp parameter and use it after I guess.

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This has been added in 26c81c2

The "Python 3.2 or newer is required to run the bot." line does not need a timestamp, as it can only happen right after starting it. And also because Python 2 dislikes the logger's syntax and errors out. The self.stream_handler default wasn't modified, since it's not actually used. "Calling sys.exit()..." now uses the stream_handler, which has timestamps by itself. The module loader uses the logger now even though it's going away pretty soon.

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