applog

Create a simple yet practical command-line utility named 'ErrorTracker' using Python. This utility will help developers monitor and manage errors in their applications more effectively. The utility should accept input from a user as a log file path and analyze it to identify and categorize errors. It should then output a summary of these errors, including counts and types.

### Core Features:
- **Log File Parsing:** The utility should be able to parse a specified log file for error messages.
- **Error Categorization:** Errors should be categorized based on their type (e.g., SyntaxError, IOError).
- **Summary Report Generation:** After parsing and categorizing, generate a report that summarizes the number and types of errors found.
- **User Interface:** Provide a simple CLI interface for users to interact with the tool.

### How to Use 'applog':
- Utilize the 'applog' package to log the process of ErrorTracker itself, such as when it starts, finishes, encounters issues, etc. This will demonstrate the use of 'applog' for application logging rather than library logging, as described in its documentation.
- Implement logging at key points in your code, such as the start and end of the parsing process, and whenever an error is detected or a summary is generated.

### Steps to Complete the Project:
1. Install the necessary packages, including 'applog'.
2. Write a function to parse the log file and extract error messages.
3. Develop logic to categorize these errors based on their types.
4. Create a reporting mechanism to summarize the findings.
5. Integrate 'applog' into your application to log its operations.
6. Test the utility with various log files to ensure reliability and accuracy.
7. Enhance the CLI interface to make it user-friendly.

This project will not only serve as a useful tool for developers but also showcase the capabilities of the 'applog' package in real-world scenarios.