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apt-get has a feature that removes any unneeded deps
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apt-get doesn't have it. That's why deborphan and aptitude exist.
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The nice thing with rpm is that you can set it so that when uninstalling it will leave the packages alone that might be used by other (later) installed apps.
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Just like the other popular system.
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Currently, opensuse, by default, rely purely on libzypp.
One-click install, AFAIK is just a script for yast installer, yast installer calls zypper and zypper is a CLI front-end for libzypp.
So if we want something like aptitude, then, as some-guy said, we should just implant a similar feature in libzypp. I think it's pretty doable, since devs can take some inspiration from aptitude, it would a good thing for everybody and it would make yast quite unique, since even if aptitude is cool, there is no gui front-end for aptitude currently.
Still, I'm not convinced for the OP's proposal.