Implement .rsync-ignore file #110
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This addresses #69 to simplify the synchronisation of Python packages. It also adds source and destination name completion which was inadvertently omitted in my original rsync PR.
Apologies for the long delay in actually doing this :) Unfortunately I am only equipped to test this under Linux.