Interpret TFState #48
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Fix #44
TFState has current infrastructure state information by Terraform. In order to detect more complicated issues, it is necessary.
There are two types of TFState, local state and remote state. local state is default state, it is stored under the current directory as
terraform.tfstate. On the other hand remote state is backend state (e.g. S3, Atlas, Consul, etc.), cache state is stored in.terraform/terraform.tfstate.TFLint loads these state files. If there are not found, it will continue processing without error.