Check if an update will cause breakage

[mattiaverga]

I think it would be super useful if in the update ticket filed to Bugzilla we could have details about breaking dependencies if the package is updated.

For example:

python-referencing-0.33.0 is available
Releases retrieved: 0.33.0
Upstream release that is considered latest: 0.33.0
Current version/release in rawhide: 0.31.1-1.fc40

$ fedrq wrsrc -F narmsrc:python-referencing python-referencing
python-jsonschema.src : python3dist(referencing) >= 0.28.4
python-jsonschema-path.src : (python3dist(referencing) < 0.32~~ with python3dist(referencing) >= 0.28)
python-jsonschema-specifications.src : python3dist(referencing) >= 0.31
python-jupyter-events.src : python3dist(referencing)
python3-jsonschema.noarch : python3.12dist(referencing) >= 0.28.4
python3-jsonschema-path.noarch : (python3.12dist(referencing) < 0.32~~ with python3.12dist(referencing) >= 0.28)
python3-jsonschema-specifications.noarch : python3.12dist(referencing) >= 0.31
python3-jupyter-events.noarch : python3.12dist(referencing)

### Updating python-referencing to 0.33 will break python-jsonschema-path! ###

Or something similar...

[Zlopez]

I wasn't aware of fedrq command at all and this looks like something helpful.