[Feature] KitX Project Development Auxiliary Utility

[ChenPi11]

🪦 Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

I think Crequency need a development auxiliary utility to help maintainer develop KitX or other software.

🪧 Describe the solution you'd like

The utility needs to have the following features:

• Package management
  Package management is important for multi-package software like KitX.
  • Version control.
    It should support check package version and report version-conflit problems when initializing.
  • Package setup.
    Like Git Submodule, but submodule is too weak(must have SSH pubkey) to initializing KitX, we can use development auxiliary utility to initializing subpackages(the utility support multi ways to get subpackages, but we MUST reserve submodule infomation).
• Building, packaging and distributing packages.
  The utility should support building, packaging, distributing project packages(and subpackages). We should distribute source-code package and binary package for multi platforms. It should check building requirements and it MUST support the building of multi-program-language packages.
• Source code linting
  It's a very import feature but we often neglecting. We can run linting in this way to launch multi languages' lint program.
• Document generating
  It can generate documention like man manual in GNU/Linux. Generate a HTML documment or NLS support for include file is a good idea.
• CI/CD support
  Support CI/CD is a good feature. We can use this to make CI/CD script easier.
• Native language support
  The utility should have NLS support. Because it faces developers. We can use this to improve development efficiency.

🧾 Describe alternatives you've considered

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📎 Additional context

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[Dynesshely]

I have already been thinking on this thing, temporarily named cheese.

[ChenPi11]

This isssue can close after cheese config files merged into KitX source tree, thank you.

[Dynesshely]

To accommodate this new auxiliary tool, I am re-architecting the KitX project.

[github-actions]

Tracked by #228 .