Integrate Chasten with GatorGrader and/or GatorGrade

[gkapfham]

Right now the GatorGrade/GatorGrader tools provide features that can
intelligently look for structures inside of a Markdown file. However, the
tool(s) do not have any native facilities for scanning Python source code,
excepting the fact that they have limited features for scanning for comments or
using regular expressions to scan for source code.

As such, it would be ideal if Chasten was directly integrated into a tool like
GatorGrade/GatorGrader. Please note that GatorGrade can be considered like the
"front end" and GatorGrader can be considered like the "back end". It would
already be possible for GatorGrade to call Chasten directly and to produce
results. However, this would make Chasten like all of the other shell commands
that you can run through GatorGrade.

[gkapfham]

Hello @rodriguez03, do you have a status update on this issue? Are you planning to solve this issue or do we need to either assign it to someone else or perhaps defer it until later?

[simojo]

I'm going to take this issue up. @gkapfham

[simojo]

We are going to leave this issue to sit for this term because of the following reasons:

1. The scope of this issue is large, considering the time it would take to get up to speed with GatorGrader, to the point of being able to make meaningful changes.
2. chasten and GatorGrader differ in python versions (3.11 and >=3.7.2,<4.0, respectively)
3. Kapfhammer is the only person in Allegheny's CIS department that holds the forbidden fruit of GatorGrader in his mind, meaning that his bus factor would bottleneck the development process.