scripts: ci: Detect API-breaking changes in the PRs

[doki-nordic]

This script will check the PR's changes in the header files and DTS bindings that may affects compatibility of the public API. This will reduce risk of accidentally breaking the API. Workflow that runs on each PR will add a comment with analysis summary.

[wbober]

I didn't go deep into the implementation but I would suggest to:

1. add a readme with some details how to use the script, what args it takes, etc.
2. brief description on how it works
3. I'd move the table that details current detection rules into the repository.

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[NordicBuilder]

CI Information

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Build number: 5

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Github labels

Enabled	Name	Description
	ci-disabled	Disable the ci execution
	ci-all-test	Run all of ci, no test spec filtering will be done
	ci-force-downstream	Force execution of downstream even if twister fails
	ci-run-twister	Force run twister
	ci-run-zephyr-twister	Force run zephyr twister

List of changed files detected by CI (0)

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Toolchain

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Test Spec & Results: ✅ Success; ❌ Failure; 🟠 Queued; 🟡 Progress; ◻️ Skipped; ⚠️ Quarantine

• ❌ Toolchain
• ❌ Build twister
• ❌ Integration tests

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