Abandoned files work

[ilandikov]

Pairing with @isidore

Summary by Sourcery

New Features:

• Added functionality to download the detect_and_remove_abandoned script.

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request introduces changes to the FailedFileLog class to download and execute scripts for approving all files and detecting and removing abandoned files. It also includes changes to the test suite to ensure the tests are run in the correct directory.

Class diagram for FailedFileLog changes

classDiagram
    class FailedFileLog {
        -downloadedScriptCheck: boolean
        +downloadScripts()
        -downloadFile(baseScript: string)
    }
    note for FailedFileLog "Added new method downloadFile
to handle script downloads"

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
The FailedFileLog class now downloads and executes scripts for approving all files and detecting and removing abandoned files.	Added a downloadFile method to download scripts from GitHub. Modified the constructor to download the approve_all and detect_and_remove_abandoned scripts. The script file name is now parameterized.	lib/Logs/FailedFileLog.ts
The test suite now changes the current directory before running the tests.	The test suite now changes the current directory to the original directory after running the tests.	test/commandLineTests.mts
The approved files for the nested folder tests have been removed.	The approved files for the nested folder tests have been removed.	test-projects/mochajs-tests/test/nested_folder_tests.root_folder.approved.txt test-projects/mochajs-tests/test/sub-folder-a/nested_folder_tests.sub_folder_a.approved.txt test-projects/mochajs-tests/test/sub-folder-b/nested_folder_tests.sub_folder_b.approved.txt

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