Feature Request: Add Support for Multiple Programming Languages

## Feature Request: Add Support for Multiple Programming Languages

### Summary
Currently, the Legacy System Modernization Analyzer is designed specifically for Python codebases. While this focus allows for deep and effective analysis within the Python ecosystem, many developers work with legacy systems in other programming languages, such as Java, C#, or JavaScript. To enhance the tool's applicability and reach, I propose adding support for analyzing legacy codebases in multiple programming languages.

### Benefits
- **Broader Audience**: Expanding the tool to support other languages can attract a wider user base and aid consultants working with multi-language codebases.
- **Cross-Language Analysis**: Many legacy systems consist of components in different languages; supporting multiple languages can provide a more comprehensive view of modernization strategies.
- **Increased Flexibility**: Users can leverage the tool for diverse projects, regardless of the primary language.

### Implementation Ideas
1. **Language Detection**: Introduce a language detection mechanism to identify the primary language(s) of the codebase being analyzed.
2. **Modular Analysis**: Create separate modules for different languages, allowing for tailored analysis techniques suitable for each language's paradigm and typical legacy patterns.
3. **Unified Interface**: Develop a consistent interface for users to interact with the analysis results, regardless of the language processed.

### Conclusion
Implementing multi-language support would significantly enhance the versatility and utility of the Legacy System Modernization Analyzer, assisting consultants and developers in tackling a wider range of legacy code challenges.