[WIP] Refactor actions project as NodeJS

[LecrisUT]

I have been considering whether to use composite or TS/JS based action. I am not sure which one would be better, but maybe it can be mixed-and-matched

Comparison

Composite:

Pro

• Can easily call any actions
• More familiar structure

Con

• Cannot mock or have complex testing framework
• Web API can get complicated
• Debugging can get messy when nesting actions

Proposal

• Use as a wrapper for multiple actions

NodeJS:

Pro

• More flexible in reporting, try/catch, etc.
• Can pull non GH Action packages
• Full testing suite capabilities
• Cleaner structure

Con

• More complicated to call other actions. Can't find documentation if it is possible in actions/toolkit
• Requires setting up an environment to compile the actions

Proposal

• Use for core action interface

Basically I believe we can achieve the same functionality with either framework, but this one provides better testing capabilities. One major con for JS framework is the complexity for calling other actions. Maybe we could call other JS actions, but I need to experiment more on how to do that.