[Dependabot] limit number of pull requests and add sdk team as reviewers

[jamienewcomb]

I have been speaking to other teams around how they keep on top of dependabot PRs and they have suggested we limit the number which are raised at any one time and start auto assigning the team as reviewers. It also helps to keep our PR list cleaner which is important for open source repos.

If people are happy with this approach I will address in the other libraries.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Enhanced Dependabot configuration with a reviewers field to assign the "ably/team-sdk" team for pull request reviews.
  • Introduced an open-pull-requests-limit to cap the number of simultaneous Dependabot pull requests at 3, improving management and review processes.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduced in the pull request enhance the configuration of Dependabot in the .github/dependabot.yml file. Two new properties have been added: the reviewers field, which designates the "ably/team-sdk" as reviewers for generated pull requests, and the open-pull-requests-limit field, which restricts Dependabot to a maximum of 3 open pull requests at any time. These modifications aim to improve the review process and manage the number of simultaneous updates.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.github/dependabot.yml	Added reviewers field with value ["ably/team-sdk"]
	Added open-pull-requests-limit field with value 3

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In the garden where updates bloom,
A team of rabbits clears the gloom.
With three requests, we hop and play,
Reviewers ready, come what may!
Dependabot, our trusty friend,
Together, we will mend and tend! 🐇✨

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8-10: Dependabot configuration updates are correctly implemented

The additions of the reviewers and open-pull-requests-limit fields are properly formatted and align with your objectives. Assigning the SDK team as reviewers and limiting the number of open pull requests to 3 will help streamline the review process and prevent an overload of simultaneous Dependabot PRs.

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