JavaScript: Investigate whether CliDE or Plotly.js wind roses can be provided as a web component

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Previous issues #4, #5 and #6 looked at creating windroses using processes running on the server. Thoses processes were each callable through Python with suitable docstrings and tests.

In a recent email, @WilliamJWright commented:

Among other things,CliDE does have very good functionality for Wind Roses. There was an issue with a proprietary module used in generating these, but if I remember correctly, this issue was being addressed

This issue investigates whether the client-side wind roses from either CliDE or plotly.js can be provided as a distinct, testable, module in a similar way to the R and Pascal methods.

Specifically the aim is to investigate whether:

• A Javascript wind rose capability can be 'wrapped up' in a web component
• Create a TypeScript function/method for the client-side wind rose and add this to a new opencdms-components repository
• Create documentation for how the wind rose web component can be called (including parameter names, data types and a description of each parameter) as a TypeScript TSDoc docstring
• Report on options for testing web components

Note: We're interested in web components as a possible way to remain "framework neutral" (for a client-side user interface) 
and also a micro-frontend architecture may assist us.

See also climsoft/climsoft-components#1 for the corresponding JavaScript development in opencdms-components