bigwoof 5dbd554a10 Adding Queue count sensor (#10723)
Adding another sensor to output the numeber of items in the SABnabd queue.  This is an alternative to displaying filesize, just a preference thing, as it is more meaningfull for me the way I use SABnzdb. 

Note this is my first time coding on github and I have no idea if I am doing things right, I assume that all I needed to do is add a couple of lines to the sensors available and also another line as to what to extract from the SABnzdb API, in this case I have called the sensor "queue_count" and it gets the value from the noofslots_total which as I understand - each slot is a separate download item. 

hope I did this correctly - also I don't have a separate instance of home assistant running for testing so I have no way to test this code (and I don't know how I would switch to the dev channel either).  As I said I am a newb!
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