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MAINT: Group Dependabot security minor patch updates#2018

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Adds explicit Dependabot security-minor-and-patch groups for each configured ecosystem so minor and patch security updates are grouped separately from normal version updates.

This follows up on the recent separate Dependabot security PRs #2010, #2011, #2012, #2013, and #2015. The existing minor-and-patch groups only apply to version updates by default because Dependabot groups.applies-to defaults to version-updates when omitted. GitHub’s Dependabot options reference documents that applies-to supports both version-updates and security-updates.

Major security updates are intentionally left ungrouped. This keeps higher-risk updates, such as the major cryptography bump in #2015, isolated for review while reducing noise for lower-risk minor and patch security fixes.

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Validated the Dependabot YAML edit with VS Code diagnostics and git diff --check.

No runtime tests or JupyText runs were needed because this change only updates Dependabot configuration.

@spencrr spencrr requested a review from romanlutz June 15, 2026 23:41
@spencrr spencrr force-pushed the dev/spencrr/dependabot-security-groups branch from c5b1139 to dbe787c Compare June 15, 2026 23:42
@romanlutz romanlutz added this pull request to the merge queue Jun 16, 2026
Merged via the queue into microsoft:main with commit 38b577e Jun 16, 2026
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