chore(workflow): add commit lint workflow

[Xunzhuo]

What this PR does:

Which issue(s) this PR fixes:

Fixes #243

Special notes for your reviewer: @seeflood

Does this PR introduce a user-facing change?:

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[seeflood]

Thanks for your contribution!
This is indeed a problem that keeps bothering me and we really need your help.

Our current workflow has the following problems:

1. Some pull request lack descriptions,but they are easily merged after private communication, making it difficult for others to understand what happened.
2. Since we want to make the requirements of alipay directly developed in the open source layotto, we hope to iterate on the open source layotto quickly, but how to ensure the stability while iterating quickly? When we develop projects in the company, we need QA teams to conduct rigorous testing, but the open source version does not have a person responsible for testing. Pull requests in github are easily merged after code review and unit testing, and they will be deployed to the production environment after the merge,which makes me feel not confident.

It seems that the tool you suggest is a good way to solve problem 1.
Let me check if we can add more automatic validation and force developers to add more description in their PR using your tool.

[seeflood]

LGTM. Thanks for your contribution!