T12075: Notify Wiki Creators about requesters with over X(5) request

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• New Features

  • Introduced a warning threshold for wiki requests, alerting users if they have requested more than 5 wikis.
  • Added a new error message to inform users when they have reached the wiki request threshold.

• Enhancements

  • Improved user permissions handling and output formatting for request submissions.
  • Enhanced clarity of comments and feedback provided to users.

• Localization

  • Added new localized error messages for the wiki request threshold warning, improving user feedback.

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The recent update introduces a new configuration, CreateWikiRequestCountWarnThreshold, which sets a limit on the number of wiki requests a user can make before being flagged. This change is complemented by a new warning message in the internationalization files, enhancing user feedback. Additionally, the RequestWikiRequestViewer.php and WikiManager.php files have been updated to incorporate this threshold, improving request handling and user experience.

Changes

File	Change Summary
extension.json, i18n/en.json, i18n/qqq.json	Added CreateWikiRequestCountWarnThreshold in extension.json. New error message in i18n/en.json. Documentation for warning message in i18n/qqq.json.
includes/RequestWiki/RequestWikiRequestViewer.php	Updated logic to show a warning if the user exceeds the request threshold.
includes/WikiManager.php	Added getUserRequestCount method and updated existing methods for request threshold support.

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A threshold now we set with care,
To manage wikis, fair and square.
A warning comes when counts are high,
To keep our requests from reaching the sky.
With thoughtful code and messages clear,
Our system runs with less to fear.
📝✨

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This will probably be done with #567 (or shortly after) as well as I am completely rewriting from scratch WikiRequest, this should be fairly easy and a cleaner method provided to accomplish this feature.