Implement multipass analysis #391
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Closes #380. This changes how Resyntax works by making it produce a single "analysis" object describing all of the multiple rounds of changes to apply to analyzed code before actually modifying any files. The CLI layer is changed into a pure frontend to the analysis API, with none of the multipass logic implemented in the CLI like it was previously.
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Closes #380. This changes how Resyntax works by making it produce a single "analysis" object describing all of the multiple rounds of changes to apply to analyzed code before actually modifying any files. The CLI layer is changed into a pure frontend to the analysis API, with none of the multipass logic implemented in the CLI like it was previously.