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chore: Dependabot without majors, and one CI check for main to require - #4
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Dependabot's first run proposed TypeScript 7 (#3), which svelte-check does not accept yet (peer
^5.0.0 || ^6.0.0), so CI failed onnpm ci. A major can change the code an example shows, and the article built on it, so it is done by hand: Dependabot keeps proposing minor and patch versions, aparté's packages grouped together.The CI gains an
all examplesjob that passes when every example does. It is the one checkmainrequires, so adding an example never means editing the branch rules.