Add windows/darwin support to npm_packages

[terracatta]

What Does This PR Do?

This PR does three things:

1. improves the npm_packages table so that it runs on every compatible osquery platform (including Windows and macOS).
2. Adds the homepage key from the package.json file to the schema as a new column.
3. Improves the default directory search list based on my independent research finding the default paths of node modules on Mac, windows, and linux devices.

Default run on macOS

osquery> select * from npm_packages;
       name = npm
    version = 8.5.5
description = a package manager for JavaScript
     author = Isaac Z. Schlueter <i@izs.me> (http://blog.izs.me)
    license = Artistic-2.0
   homepage = https://docs.npmjs.com/
       path = /opt/homebrew/lib/node_modules/npm/package.json
  directory = /opt/homebrew/lib/

Run on macOS with custom directory

osquery> select name, version, description from npm_packages where directory = "Users/jmeller/code/kolide/k2/" and name LIKE "c%" limit 3;
+----------------------+---------+-----------------------------------------------+
| name                 | version | description                                   |
+----------------------+---------+-----------------------------------------------+
| canvas-confetti      | 0.4.2   | performant confetti animation in the browser  |
| chart.js             | 2.9.4   | Simple HTML5 charts using the canvas element. |
| chartjs-color-string | 0.6.0   | Parser and generator for CSS color strings    |
+----------------------+---------+-----------------------------------------------+

Default Run on Windows 10

osquery> SELECT * FROM npm_packages;
       name = tldr
    version = 3.3.7
description = Simplified and community-driven man pages
     author = Romain Prieto
    license = MIT
   homepage = http://tldr-pages.github.io
       path = C:\Users\jason\AppData\Roaming\npm\node_modules\tldr\package.json
  directory = C:\Users\jason\AppData\Roaming\npm\

       name = yarn
    version = 1.22.18
description = 📦🐈 Fast, reliable, and secure dependency management.
     author =
    license = BSD-2-Clause
   homepage =
       path = C:\Users\jason\AppData\Roaming\npm\node_modules\yarn\package.json
  directory = C:\Users\jason\AppData\Roaming\npm\

Why Is This Useful?

There have been a number of high-profile supply-chain attacks involving npm_packages. While the current table can help locate compromised packages in production environments, it's also useful to scan for them on a developer's device directly. Many NPM packages can be installed globally and are available in the the user's $PATH.

By expanding to more operating systems, we can drastically improve detection of these nefarious packages.

Implementation

This PR mostly apes the cross-platform implementation of the python_packages table and combines in all the previous work done on this table under linux.

[directionless]

Small nit from me, but I'll leave the review to a non-coworker

[sharvilshah]

Thanks @terracatta! This is super useful -- I think there is only one small merge conflict to be resolved

[terracatta]

@sharvilshah I fixed the conflict, I'm not sure why that one test failed it looks like it was just a random timeout?

[Smjert]

@sharvilshah I fixed the conflict, I'm not sure why that one test failed it looks like it was just a random timeout?

I've kicked a new build and yeah, it's a known flaky test.

[directionless]

GitHub status says mac actions are being slooooowwwww