Support file types from CLI args

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Description

This PR adds support for specifying file types from the command line interface (CLI) when running the cspell command. Currently, the code is hardcoded to run the cspell command on Markdown, TypeScript, and JSON files. With this change, users will be able to pass file types as command line arguments to customize the file types on which cspell is run.

Summary of Changes

• Imported the 'process' module from Node.js to access command line arguments.
• Created a new variable 'fileTypes' to hold an array of file types passed as command line arguments. If no file types are passed, it defaults to an array containing 'md', 'ts', and 'json'.
• Modified the 'cmd' variable to use the 'fileTypes' array when constructing the cspell command. Replaced the hardcoded file types with a map function that iterates over the 'fileTypes' array and returns a string for each file type in the format '"//*."'. Joined these strings with a space to create the final part of the cspell command.

Please review and merge these changes at your earliest convenience.

Fixes #5.

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