Add Codacy and Friends Configuration

[confused-Techie]

This PR adds a Codacy and ESlint config.

ESlint is included within Codacy, so we want to configure them really at the same time to ensure things work how we expect.

Much of the config of both has been taken directly from the Pulsar config, to ensure a relatively seamless flow between the two. This configuration will still keep Codacy out of the way, only reporting on the PR a score (Although this PR makes Codacy more out of the way than now, by fine tuning that score to be even less aggressive.)

Additionally, we are fine tuning some of the enabled rules within ESlint to ensure we only get alerts about the things we care about, where I've gone ahead and disabled the overzealous or especially opinionated rules that we have alerts for.

[DeeDeeG]

Are the "commented"-looking settings in .codacy.yaml done on the web dashboard for the Codacy account? Or does codacy read through those comments in the yaml file and act on them?

But if this makes Codacy a little less noisy, then I can "rubber stamp" approve this. Hoping for some clarification on the .codacy.yaml file, since I interact with this repo a lot I suppose it's good for me to understand what the file does before I approve.

I've seen a .eslintrc before, so I get the gist of what that's doing.

[confused-Techie]

@DeeDeeG Thanks for taking a look.

But yeah those comments are truly just comments. Basically there's so many things to configure within Codacy, but their config file is underwhelming in features. So I did this over in Pulsar, where the other important bits are added as a comment. They mean nothing technically, but allow us to get on the same page, and help prevent to many big changes within any kind of PR, to help ensure once we have it working how we want it, that it doesn't get fiddled with more.

So those comments are much more notes of the ideal configuration. And if the PR was merged, then PPM's config would be changed within the web ui to match those comments.

[confused-Techie]

@DeeDeeG Thanks!

Yeah you are totally right with the chicken or egg thing.

But as for the current ruleset, it basically comes from some rules that we break often in this and other repos, that are flagged by some programs in Codacy but in the end are nearly or purely stylistic choices. Such as using " or '. It doesn't really make a difference, and while I have a preference, we have never agreed to any code standards, so it doesn't make sense to flag something just because it's some programs default, I'd rather disable the rule until we determine our own code standards.

But I'll g ahead and merge this, then apply all of the new settings. From there the next PR or commit should be compared against those standards