Instead of using the tree-sitter third party library, this uses Python's
`ast` module to parse the source code and traverse the tree with a
visitor pattern. This is preferred because it's native to the language
itself, and Python developers are more likely to be familiar with it.
The traversal also handles nested scopes better than the prior
implementation. For example, classes that are declared inside of other
classes can now be looked up even though they don't exist at the top
level of the module namespace, since any time a class definition is
entered, that class is pushed to the top of a stack that can be examined
when visiting inner classes.
This also adds lots of log messages at different levels, plus a command
line argument for specifying verbosity, which should help with debugging
down the line.
This adds a script and GitHub action to the `test` directory that
dynamically imports all modules in `volatility3`, searches for usages of
`VersionableInterface` objects within classes that inherit from
`ConfigurableInterface` but don't enumerate the used component as a
requirement in `get_requirements()`, and returns -1 if any violations
are found.
Fixes
The capstone dependency under test is not needed, because test references volatility3[dev] which references volatility3[full,cloud], and full has the capstone dependency.
David McDonald