Enforce repository size before push is accepted
### Summary We only check the size of a repo after a push has been accepted. So as long as a user is fine with read-only data, they can still do a huge backup or CDN push to GitLab.com and leave it in a read-only state. ### Steps to reproduce Set a 1MB repository size limit on a repository. Push any amount of files or commits to it, even commits after exceeding the size limit, as long as it is all pushed at once. ### Expected behavior `GitLab: Your push has been rejected, because it would exceed your repository size limit of 1mb by 320MB` ### What happens instead It accepts the push just fine ![exceed-project-limit](/uploads/705f003aaef22a0857c1d337438d02ca/exceed-project-limit.jpeg) \cc @stanhu @pcarranza @DouweM
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