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This adds a bunch of Javadoc comments to help document the implementation; especially the classes and interfaces that people will interact with when adding/updating analyzer classes.
I did a small refactor to make the design a little bit more intuitive: a solution is now modeled through the
Solution
interface, and the corresponding implementation is built to automatically parse Java files in the input folder when invoked from the CLI. This makes testing the analyzers a bit easier, because we can re-use the interface to implement classes that read solutions from the project resources or from a string instead.