Add audit task for Subscriber Lists #1988
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Adds a set of rake tasks, a table and worker to support an audit of SubscriberLists. It's believed that many of these may have become orphaned, so the audit task will crawl the GOV.UK sitemap, and record the subscriber lists touched by a change on any given page. At the end of the audit, any subscriber lists not mentioned in the audit table will be known to be orphaned, and we can look into deleting them (and possibly related subscribers/subscriptions) to tidy up the data a bit.
https://trello.com/c/PjRE1A0G/14-email-alert-api-has-dead-lists-that-will-never-send-any-email