LAAS-44: Unit Test Javascript

Add Karma, Mocha, and Chai NPM packages to allow for browser based
front-end JavaScript testing. Not all functions are tested, but
a lot of the required behavior is. This allows for new JS unit tests
in future patches.

Change-Id: I2ac2a865ed3a458d8f5ebdeb7c2b4defda24fd41
Signed-off-by: Brandon Lo <lobrandon1217@gmail.com>

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+This folder contains the tools needed to unit test the frontend
+JavaScript files using Karma, Mocha, and Chai.
+
+
+Getting started:
+Install NPM if you haven't:
+https://nodejs.org/en/download/package-manager/
+
+Run 'npm install' to install all required dependencies in this
+folder.
+
+Run 'npm test' to run current unit tests.
+
+
+Adding tests:
+Tests are located in the tests/ folder, you can simply edit the
+existing ones or create a new one by making a file with the .js
+file extension.
+
+Karma is used for launching different browsers to run JavaScript.
+See Karma documentation at https://karma-runner.github.io/
+to add more browsers, files to test, or frameworks.
+
+Mocha is used for the structure of the JavaScript testing itself.
+See Mocha documentation at https://mochajs.org/ to see the syntax
+required to create/modify tests. Currently, the tests use the
+'TDD' interface from Mocha.
+
+Chai is used for the actual testing, with it being an assertion
+library. See Chai documentation at https://www.chaijs.com/ to see
+the available usages for assertion. The tests use the 'assert' API
+along with Mocha's TDD interface.