[feature] Add churn metric & churn vs complexity chart #121
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Hello!
We found this package very useful for upgrades and would like to improve it and add some new useful features.
So, I'm introducing a new feature that adds the churn metric. This metric shows how many times each file was changed. The metric is added to the
overviewanddisplaypages. On theoverviewpage, you can find a new row indicating churn complexity for each file, and in addition, I also implemented a graph that shows churn vs. complexity statistics. This graph was inspired by the existing tool in the Ruby ecosystem - rubycritic. On thedisplaypage, I added an additional and optional column that follows the logic for this page - showing files with the most changes.I would be happy to answer any questions and am open to suggestions or improvements, feel free to reach me!