feat: return multiple devfiles when having multiple components

[lstocchi]

it resolves #114 #117

This patch contains some improvements to solve the issue faced with the quarkus super heroes ui app.

• it checks devDependencies to search for the framework
• it accepts multiple components detection in same path (e.g java and typescript in the root)
• it adds a new method to retrieve a list of devfiles for the project
• JavaScript and TypeScript are considered equivalent when picking a devfile. So a ts devfile is valid for a js project and viceversa.

The ouput of the quarkus super heroes ui app is

[
        {
                "Name": "java-maven",
                "Language": "Java",
                "ProjectType": "Maven",
                "Tags": [
                        "Java",
                        "Maven"
                ]
        },
        {
                "Name": "java-openliberty",
                "Language": "Java",
                "ProjectType": "Open Liberty",
                "Tags": [
                        "Java",
                        "Maven"
                ]
        },
        {
                "Name": "java-websphereliberty",
                "Language": "Java",
                "ProjectType": "WebSphere Liberty",
                "Tags": [
                        "Java",
                        "Maven",
                        "WebSphere Liberty"
                ]
        },
        {
                "Name": "java-wildfly-bootable-jar",
                "Language": "Java",
                "ProjectType": "WildFly",
                "Tags": [
                        "RHEL8",
                        "Java",
                        "OpenJDK",
                        "Maven",
                        "WildFly",
                        "Microprofile",
                        "WildFly Bootable"
                ]
        },
        {
                "Name": "nodejs",
                "Language": "JavaScript",
                "ProjectType": "Node.js",
                "Tags": [
                        "Node.js",
                        "Express",
                        "ubi8"
                ]
        },
        {
                "Name": "nodejs-angular",
                "Language": "TypeScript",
                "ProjectType": "Angular",
                "Tags": [
                        "Node.js",
                        "Angular"
                ]
        }
]

[jeffmaury]

LGTM

[lstocchi]

@kadel now alizer provides the functions that return a list of devfiles. You just need to use the proper function (just add an s to devfile keyword.)
E.g

SelectDevFileFromRegistry -> SelectDevFilesFromRegistry
SelectDevFileUsingLanguagesFromTypes -> SelectDevFilesUsingLanguagesFromTypes
SelectDevFileFromTypes -> SelectDevFilesFromTypes