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Declare result types for analyzers. #77
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This change declares each of the analyzers in the analyzers package to have a result type of `[]github.com/praetorian-inc/gokart/util.Finding`. A test has also been included that runs a minimal `*analysis.Pass` through each analyzer's `Run` function, reflectively determines the type of the result value, and compares it to the declared result type of the analyzer. Resolves praetorian-inc#76.
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This change declares each of the analyzers in the analyzers
package to have a result type of
[]github.com/praetorian-inc/gokart/util.Finding.A test has also been included that runs a minimal
*analysis.Passthrough each analyzer's
Runfunction, reflectively determines thetype of the result value, and compares it to the declared result type
of the analyzer.
Resolves #76.