Porting manuscripts to use new functions and classes added in #67

[aswanipranjal]

I've tried to create more chain-able functions/classes to be able to calculate the metrics. They are added as manuscripts2 through #67.

This issue is about calculating the current metrics, that manuscripts produces, using these new functions/classes.
My approach will be to use the flow that is currently being used.

• Create classes for each of the data source
• Create sections of the report
• Calculate the metrics in each section using the above classes
• Generate the report.

In addition, this new report will mostly use Markdown instead of Latex.

[jgbarah]

I think we can use this issue just for the production of the CSV files. If you want, also the charts, since that's quite similar. For the report itself, we can iterate in some other issue, or maybe in two in parallel, one reusing the current work with LaTeX, the other one for Markdown.

[jgbarah]

This said, try to start small. Instead of submitting a PR with all the intended functionality, select just a few metrics, and produce the corresponding CSV. That would allow us to discuss changes in the architecture with easy: you won't need to change the code for a lot of metrics if we decide to make changes to the architecture.

[aswanipranjal]

By adding PRs #88 to #104 (and all the PRs in between), the CSV files can now be generated using manuscripts2. I am closing this issue and creating a new one where the PDF generation can be discussed.

Continued in #105