Making it easier to understand dependency review for public versus private repos

[NickLiffen]

Why:

Making it easier to understand where Dependency Review is available. This has caused some confusion. Hopefully, the proposed changes make it easier to understand but I welcome feedback 👍

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[NickLiffen]

@jhutchings1 👋 would love your thoughts on this if possible. I can't add you as a reviewer as I don't have write access, but if you could review, that would be amazing 💯

[ramyaparimi]

@NickLiffen
Thanks so much for opening a PR! I'll get this triaged for review ⚡

[NickLiffen]

Thanks, @ramyaparimi 💯 I also welcome someone better at grammar than me to propose changes

For example, another way of maybe phrasing this is:

Dependency review is available for all public repositories, as well as private repositories owned by organizations where ...

I very much welcome feedback on the proposed changes 👍

[mchammer01]

@NickLiffen 👋🏻 - I've added jhutchings1 as a reviewer and will make a suggestion on your update 🙂

[mchammer01]

@NickLiffen - thanks for suggesting an improvement.
I've added a suggestion, let me know what you think 😃

[mchammer01]

@NickLiffen - thank you for highlighting that this sentence was confusing. I hadn't realized until you mentioned it 🤦🏻
Will apply the suggestion and merge this PR.
Thanks again 💖

[mchammer01]

LGTM ✨

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