Add script for analyzing remote content

[SleeplessByte]

bin/remote.sh https://exercism.io/mentor/solutions/3b601a60afac4ed097a363d2b9b7dc38 -dc --noTemplates

Requires the exercism cli tool to be accessible as well as the download folder. This does not execute the code and is therefore pretty safe.

Together with #41, this can be used to test how the analysers will deal with a certain solution, before it's deployed.

=> DEBUG mode is on
=> input: https://exercism.io/mentor/solutions/3b601a60afac4ed097a363d2b9b7dc38
~> exercism uuid: 3b601a60afac4ed097a363d2b9b7dc38
-> executing node -r esm -r module-alias/register "<..>\exercism-javascript-analyzer\dist\analyze.js" gigasecond "<..>\Exercism\users\<..>\javascript\gigasecond" -dc --noTemplates
=> DEBUG mode is on
=> exercise: gigasecond
=> analyzer: GigasecondAnalyzer
=> inputs: 1
//
// This is only a SKELETON file for the 'Gigasecond' exercise. It's been provided as a
// convenience to get you started writing code faster.
//

export const gigasecond = (localeDate) => {
  return new Date( localeDate.getTime() + Math.pow(10, 12) );
};
~> Solution is not optimal
{
  "isOneLineSolution": true,
  "isUsingGetTimeOnce": true,
  "isUsingNewDateOnce": true,
  "findExtractedNumberConstant": false,
  "isUsingLargeNumberLiteral": true,
  "isUsingIntermediateVariable": false
}
=> early finialization (approve)
=> output:

{"status":"approve","comments":[{"comment":"Consider extracting the gigasecond number into a constant:\n\n```javascript\nconst %<name>s = %<value>s\n\nexport const gigasecond = (...)\n```","params":{"name":"GIGASECOND_IN_MS","value":"1000000000000"}},{"comment":"You can rewrite the literal `%<literal>s` using `Math.pow` or `10 ** n`,\nwhich makes it more readable.","params":{"literal":"1000000000000"}}]}

=> writing output to <..>\Exercism\users\<..>\javascript\gigasecond\analysis.json