Add rule to check for high number of new dependencies #252
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While non-blocking, this rule could be useful for projects which are looking to keep a careful eye on the total number of dependencies in their project.
It is also an example of rendering a useful pull request message from a rego rule, and using the dependency ingest on pull requests (in this case, looking at only new dependencies).
Example message is here:
a-random-sandbox/doitlive#11 (review)