Add bear settings to green mode project

[jayvdb]

The quickstart green project should also include adding/exposing/standarding bears defaults.

The green mode will go around in circles when it finds different bears have undeclared defaults. We've done a lot of work tackling this problem with the tabs-vs-spaces and max-line-length for each bear, creating explicit settings with a default which shows how the linter works by default.

When these settings are missing, a green mode cant easily see why there are so many failures, and thus cant change a setting to allow the linter to accept the code.

Another type of useful change to bear settings is adding sensible defaults, like coala/coala-bears#2227 . That allows the bear to be enabled more easily, because green mode doesnt need to guess an initial value without any context to know whether it should be a low number or a high number.

Even better is adding setting datatype constraints, where the data type of the setting specifies a valid range. e.g. int has a lot of possible values which green mode would need to try. However the range of suitable values might actually be logarithmic. e.g. a max_line_per_file of 1200003 isnt particularly meaningful. The datatype could be 1..1000, 2000, 3000 etc to 10,000 , then incrementing in 10,000s, and then incrementing in 100,000s etc until it reaches the maximum size of int.
Another problem is we are using 0 for unlimited chars per line. That is non-nonsensical for ML algorithm. It should be the highest possible int instead of 0.

[jayvdb]

Type annotations can be classes which can hold any information quickstart needs to improve its algorithms.