dev: add mongodb script to count active projects

[marksvc]

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[Nateowami]

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mongodb/Projects/annotate-test-project-reasons.py line 1 at r1 (raw file):

#!/usr/bin/env python3

Why python? I understand every language has its positives and negatives, but at least the languages one is most familiar with will be, well, more familiar and easier to reason about. I would prefer not to introduce another language the team has to work with without a good reason (I know there are already like 5 Python files in the project).

[marksvc]

@Nateowami It's because determine-project-metadata.py actually runs on the remote server. It could be written in bash, but Python has XML processing. I suppose we could compile a Deno script and run it on the server, but it feels light and clean to run the Python file.

annotate-test-project-reasons.py was originally part of the same Python script, but I split it out to reduce the amount of code being run on the server. It runs locally, and could be re-written for Deno. Actually, it could even be incorporated into the ActiveProjects.mongodb.js file and handled there. I think I'll do that.

[Nateowami]

That's actually a completely fair reason I didn't think of. Though if we can limit it to just the script to be run on the server that's probably preferable.

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