.pytool/Plugin: Add CI plugins

https://bugzilla.tianocore.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2315

Add .pytool directory to the edk2 repository with the
following plugins.  These plugins are in a top level
directory because that can be used with all packages
and platforms.

* CharEncodingCheck
* CompilerPlugin
* DependencyCheck
* DscCompleteCheck
* GuidCheck
* LibraryClassCheck
* SpellCheck

Cc: Sean Brogan <sean.brogan@microsoft.com>
Cc: Bret Barkelew <Bret.Barkelew@microsoft.com>
Cc: Liming Gao <liming.gao@intel.com>
Signed-off-by: Michael D Kinney <michael.d.kinney@intel.com>
Reviewed-by: Liming Gao <liming.gao@intel.com>

.pytool/Plugin/GuidCheck/Readme.md

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+# Guid Check Plugin
+
+This CiBuildPlugin scans all the files in a code tree to find all the GUID
+definitions.  After collection it will then look for duplication in the package
+under test.  Uniqueness of all GUIDs are critical within the UEFI environment.
+Duplication can cause numerous issues including locating the wrong data
+structure, calling the wrong function, or decoding the wrong data members.
+
+Currently Scanned:
+
+* INF files are scanned for there Module guid
+* DEC files are scanned for all of their Protocols, PPIs, and Guids as well as
+  the one package GUID.
+
+Any GUID value being equal to two names or even just defined in two files is
+considered an error unless in the ignore list.
+
+Any GUID name that is found more than once is an error unless all occurrences
+are Module GUIDs.  Since the Module GUID is assigned to the Module name it is
+common to have numerous versions of the same module named the same.
+
+## Configuration
+
+The plugin has numerous configuration options to support the UEFI codebase.
+
+``` yaml
+"GuidCheck": {
+        "IgnoreGuidName": [],
+        "IgnoreGuidValue": [],
+        "IgnoreFoldersAndFiles": [],
+        "IgnoreDuplicates": []
+    }
+```
+
+### IgnoreGuidName
+
+This list allows strings in two formats.
+
+* _GuidName_
+  * This will remove any entry with this GuidName from the list of GUIDs
+    therefore ignoring any error associated with this name.
+* _GuidName=GuidValue_
+  * This will also ignore the GUID by name but only if the value equals the
+    GuidValue.
+  * GuidValue should be in registry format.
+  * This is the suggested format to use as it will limit the ignore to only the
+    defined case.
+
+### IgnoreGuidValue
+
+This list allows strings in guid registry format _GuidValue_.
+
+* This will remove any entry with this GuidValue from the list of GUIDs
+  therefore ignoring any error associated with this value.
+* GuidValue must be in registry format xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx
+
+### IgnoreFoldersAndFiles
+
+This supports .gitignore file and folder matching strings including wildcards
+
+* Any folder or file ignored will not be parsed and therefore any GUID defined
+  will be ignored.
+* The plugin will always ignores the following ["/Build", "/Conf"]
+
+### IgnoreDuplicates
+
+This supports strings in the format of _GuidName_=_GuidName_=_GuidName_
+
+* For the error with the GuidNames to be ignored the list must match completely
+  with what is found during the code scan.
+  * For example if there are two GUIDs that are by design equal within the code
+    tree then it should be _GuidName_=_GuidName_
+  * If instead there are three GUIDs then it must be
+    _GuidName_=_GuidName_=_GuidName_
+* This is the best ignore list to use because it is the most strict and will
+  catch new problems when new conflicts are introduced.
+* There are numerous places in the UEFI specification in which two GUID names
+  are assigned the same value.  These names should be set in this ignore list so
+  that they don't cause an error but any additional duplication would still be
+  caught.