chore(ci): dependabot enhancements — cooldown, labels, CC prefix, security group#19
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…urity group 5-day cooldown + open-pull-requests-limit=10 + chore(deps) prefix + dependencies/<ecosystem> labels + security-updates group. Also ignores Astro major version bumps until a deliberate upgrade.
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Layer of Dependabot polish on top of the grouped config:
open-pull-requests-limit: 10— gives breathing room since groups already collapse weekly noise.commit-message.prefix: chore(deps)(chore(deps-dev)for development deps,include: scope) keeps Dependabot subjects compliant with each repo's Conventional-Commits enforcement.labels: [dependencies, <ecosystem>]auto-tags PRs for filter views.security:group withapplies-to: security-updatesso out-of-cycle CVE bumps land as one PR per ecosystem instead of fragmenting across directories.