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TypeScript migration (#105)

* Add AppSync Support

* Handle lifecycle hook

* Add alarms and dashboard widgets for AppSync
- Remove redundant resources

* Use different y-axes for metrics of different units
- Tidy up the branch

* Migrate TS from JS

* Restructure alarms and dashboards

* Use a library for alarm properties
- Lib is called cloudform which gives us ability to write less types and be certain about the types of each property

* Fix GitHub actions

* Refactor alarm modules and combine additional resources into compiledTemplate

* Manage packages, remove redundant use-strict
- 'use strict' can be manageble for each module  at top level as we use alwaysStrict in the tscofig
- Fix some types

* Sam requires esbuild to be installed globally
- Manage common packages at the top level
- Fix modules paths in cf-macro/index

* Edit alarm names by using intrinsic functions to retrieve actual data from cloudformation
- Manage packages, remove redundant use-strict line in each as we manage alwaysStrict at top level
- Instal cloudform lib at dependecy level as sam requires

* Macro requires handler to be async
Use intrinsic functions for alarm names and alarm descriptions to retrieve actual data from cloudformation

* Manage all AlarmName and AlarmDescription specific to each modules

* Upgrade node version for ALB and AppSync projects
- Make sure all AlarmName and AlarmDescription same as before

* Fix types confusion for the default config

* For input types use also cloudformation properties types

* Using generics to split the type into pre and post merged types. I've extended the config types too to allow the cascaded flow of properties to be typed

* Assign all missing config types
- Fix the unit-test

* Change the import path in index files

* Change back the import path for now

* Fix slic-watch-core workspace issue

* chore: update build to do TS compilation

* chore: update macro vers... (continued)

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