Add a GitHub workflow to test plugin within SonarQube #54
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This PR brings a new way to improve the plugin reliability: a brand new integration test with SonarQube! 🥳
A new GitHub workflow has been created using Docker Compose HealthCheck: this feature tries to start a whole set of containers and checks on them in order to determine whether or not they are “healthy”.
This allows us to check whether the plugin crashes when SonarQube starts up. We could go even further and check that at least one rule has been added to the list (via the API provided by SonarQube).