feature/add-git-timeline-renderer #863

In order to create a useless but cool git timeline view like (and refactor the code to be more expandable):

git log --graph --pretty='%Cred%h%Creset -%C(auto)%d%Creset %s %Cgreen(%cr) %C(bold blue)<%an>%Creset' --all

I did some Refactor : I remove the if else on the timeline.go, to create :

a timeline package to encapsulate the behavior
an interface "Parser" to handle the behavior (+ a factory "GetParser")
an interface "Printer" to handle the print.
an Unit Test to check gitparser.

For the current code I have just :

move to timeline folder
adapt some logic to fit on the new interface system
add some logic that git_parser needed (like more color and an hashaArray to change the color)

For Git_parser :

I sort twts to create a Daq (encapsulating twt)
I create my own printer (to handle the different markdown interpretation)

To test :

make build
./yarnc timeline --git

Seems to work for me 😂 Whilst I don't like the output (it seems noisey to me, but that's just my opinion mostly becuase of my vision impairment!) I'll revoew the code changes here shortly and merge 👌

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Yep it's just geeky, but the most important here is the refactoring, to be able to handle many "parser" or "render", you name it.

I can remove the git part if you prefer (not married with it, even if I loved the tests I did)

The refactoring part is important for example, for the next PR, where easily i can add a new "parser" that is the -f option from tail.

I can remove the git part if you prefer (not married with it, even if I loved the tests I did)

@tkanos No, please lave it 😅 I will just focus on the refactoring, don't worry about my opinion per se on the UX of it, I'm sure it can be improved over time 👌

LGTM 👌

feature/add-git-timeline-renderer #863

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