Add aliases on most commonly used tasks #247
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This PR adds aliases on many tasks to help people annoyed by the namespaces.
In the past, we used Invoke, for which we didn't use namespaces. Migrating from Invoke to Castor makes using the namespace a bit clunky, even if they are quite handy as don't need to write them fully. Some people (including myself, as you may have guessed) are used to the old commands and would be pleased to have them back!
Since this does not change anything for the namespaces users, I think this should not be a problem.