I want a rule that will check pytest.approx parameters

[henzef]

Rule request

Description

I think a rule to test that all arguments but the first of pytest.approx() are keyword arguments would be useful

example (bad):

assert get_some_value() == pytest.approx(10, 5)

example (very bad):

assert get_some_value() == pytest.approx(1.1, 0, 4, True)

example (good):

assert get_some_value() == pytest.approx(10, abs=5)
assert get_some_value() == pytest.approx(10, rel=0.5)

Rationale

We had several issues because people thought that "abs" was the first parameter and when they omitted the keyword argument, the checked tolerance was suddenly much larger.
Plus I think it makes reading the code much easier.