Feature/visualisation #88
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Description of the Change
This change adds the functionality of being able to visualise any workflow written up in a python file.
It uses, in addition to the current packages, flask, networkx in the module, and on the javascript side, d3.js.
It also provides summary diagnostics on failure rates and activity durations from the last 100 executions to help identify pain points and contextualise complex workflows.
The flask microservice serving the web frontend allows for the further extension of additional visualisations into the template file, with the next 3 logical steps being:
Verification Process
I have forked and updated the following repository:
https://github.com/itsvipa/hello_world_garcon
with a guide on how to quickly run the visualiser with the relevant contexts.