Make emc.py compatible with Python3, fix KPOINTS for CASTEP #25
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Add `from __future__ import print_function` and edit the print functions to work in Python3
CASTEP assigns kpoints weights automatically, hence there is no need for them in the KPOINTS file.
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Edited the print functions to work with Python3, added
from __future__ import print_functionat the start to keep the Python2 compatibility, created an if case for CASTEP's KPOINTS file and removed the 0.01 weights from it.