ts-fix --interactiveMode, --ignoreGitStatus, --file, --showMultiple

[danay1999]

Previous functionality is still there, except now the user isn't required to provide a fix name or an error code to run the tool.

Changes are as follows:

• Allows the user to run the tool without providing error codes and fix names
• User can provide relative paths to the file(s) for which to find diagnostics (--file)
• If the repository contains previous changes, the user can choose to overwrite those changes and run ts-fix (--ignoreGitStatus)
• User can enable interactive mode and choose which fixes to apply (--interactiveMode)
• If a diagnostic has more than one fix, the user can choose to show these (--showMultiple) or let the tool pick the fix for each of those diagnostics

[danay1999]

Should ts-fix apply fixMissingMember ? I personally don't believe we should. Example:

Without applying fixMissingMember, the number of diagnostics decreases

Appling fixMissingMember, the number of diagnostics increases