Add command line flags for configuring automerging of patch updates for selected v0.x dependencies #982
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This PR introduces command line flags which allow users to configure an allowlist for automerging of patch updates for v0.x dependencies. We add command line flags that allow specifying regex patterns directly as well as flags that take a full dependency name and generate an anchored pattern from it.
Split out from #978
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bug,enhancement,documentation,change,breaking,dependency,internalas they show up in the changelog