Add max_warnings configuration #127
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Add max_warnings configuration
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This PR adds the
max_warningsconfiguration to limit the number of warnings.When I use pronto with GitHub integration, sometimes pull request pages are filled up comments created by pronto. Some linter tools (JSCS, JSHint, ESLint) support the option to limit the number of warnings (--max-errors in jscs, maxerr in jshint, --max-warnings in eslint). I added the similar options to pronto.
P.S. I use pronto everyday! I really appreciate you!