Is it necessary to re-try analyzing a service?

[bakhtos]

Currently, the code works so that if a certain microservice fails to be processed, its try-count is increased by 1.
The loop iterates over all unprocessed services until either all are exhausted or all the leftovers have a try-count over 3.

Is this really necessary? Could the analysis first fail and then succeed during the same run?

This arrangement complicates the Native Image logic and data structures.

I can remove this while working on #9

[bakhtos]

After studying the code, I noticed that several attempts are necessary because of classpath:

graal-prophet-utils/src/main/java/baylor/cloudhubs/prophetutils/nativeimage/NativeImageRunner.java

Lines 30 to 33 in 3efc79e

	this.classpath = microservicePath + "/target/BOOT-INF/classes" + ":" + microservicePath + "/target/BOOT-INF/lib/*";
	} else {
	// retry without looping considering libs
	this.classpath = microservicePath + "/target/BOOT-INF/classes";

But still, this logic can be implemented fully inside NativeImageRunner in case the first attempt fails, i.e. the service should be re-tried with the new classpath immediately instead of waiting in the loop for another turn.