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    • Improved readability of the configuration file with consistent formatting and clearer comments.

- Resolves issue #67 and others raised during code review.

Signed-off-by: Mr. Walls <[email protected]>
…#66 -)

* master:
  [CI] Create dependabot.yml for version updating (#66)

**WARNING:** UNSTABLE COMMIT
  🙉 This commit is, (and all of Hotfix-114-C are,) broken but still required to unify the divergent branches. Pardon the kludge. 🙈

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The changes involve formatting adjustments to the .github/dependabot.yml configuration file. These adjustments enhance readability through consistent line breaks, spacing, and standardized indentation. Comments within the file have been reformatted for clarity, but the core settings and functionality regarding dependency updates remain unchanged.

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.github/dependabot.yml Formatting adjustments for readability; comments reformatted; indentation standardized.

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reactive-firewall commented Sep 6, 2024

@coderabbitai, Please gather a list of all files changed in this PR (#68), then read the entire git history of each file found, and then generate interesting stats about the file and its history, and render them as a table.

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🙊 Hrmm iteration limits, you say? 🤔 well let's try a different way then...


@coderabbitai, Please:

  1. Gather a list of all files changed in this PR, let's call the resulting list: "list of all changed files in PR [HOTFIX] v1.1.4-HF-D #68" for use with this PR

  2. Then for each of those files in the "list of all changed files in PR [HOTFIX] v1.1.4-HF-D #68" from 1., read the entire git history of only the file (obviously from this repository https://github.com/reactive-firewall/python-repo.git), let's call the resulting list: "the history of all changes leading up to PR [HOTFIX] v1.1.4-HF-D #68" for use with this PR

  3. Then, finally, please generate interesting stats about "the history of all changes leading up to PR [HOTFIX] v1.1.4-HF-D #68" from 2, grouping by filepath, and render them as a table.

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| File Name                | Commits | Authors | First Commit Date | Last Commit Date  | Lines Added | Lines Removed | Renamed/Relocated |
|--------------------------|---------|---------|-------------------|-------------------|-------------|---------------|-------------------|
| .github/dependabot.yml    | 5       | 1       | 2024-09-05        | 2024-09-05        | N/A         | N/A           | No                |

@reactive-firewall, here are the interesting statistics for the file .github/dependabot.yml based on its history leading up to PR #68. The file has a total of 5 commits, all authored by "Mr. Walls". The first and last commits were made on the same day, September 5, 2024. The file has not been renamed or relocated.

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