so I'd like to be able to write a little CLI tool that can lazily create a che workspace on the fly for a local folder (whether its it git or not).

e.g. given any project I've cloned locally on my laptop and am editing in some desktop IDE, I'd like to type something like:

$ gofabric8 che-workspace --watch
created Che workspace foobar at: https://openshift.io/myname/foo/bar
watching for local file changes...

Then in a later shell I can type:

$ gofabric8 che
starting bash shell in Che workspace foobar in namespace jstrachan-che
[user@che-1234]$ cd project/foo

Then as users edit their local files they'd rsync to/from the che workspace and folks can run tests / debug stuff via Che. Editing locally or via Che should work (if the `oc rsync is bidrectional

more background on `gofabric8 che` is here: https://github.com/fabric8io/gofabric8/issues/392