kPush: ftp messages are hard to read. Bundle in a script instead.

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sending a lot of files through kPush is not user friendly. If variable files (.VR) of a dependency have changed, all files linked to that dependency will not load properly. Further seeing which file in the ftp shell that is the issue is hard to see. Recommend using a python wrapper script that sends, receives, and interprets the ftp messages. This way you can wrap up if the ftp was successful or not in a color coded progress bar in a cmd/bash shell.

This might give enough control where you can cross compare filenames on the controller to files in the library to see if they have a dependency with the file you are trying to load, and delete that file if the user approves.

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This will also provide more directed messages, at the culprit files, and better messages for fixing the issues.