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Summary of Changes

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This pull request simplifies the Renovate configuration by consolidating dependency grouping rules for Kotlin, KSP, and SKIE into a single rule using matchPackageNames with glob patterns. This cleans up the configuration file and streamlines how these related dependencies are handled for updates.

Highlights

• Renovate Configuration: Refactored the packageRules section in renovate.json to use matchPackageNames with glob patterns (**).
• Dependency Grouping: Consolidated the rules for org.jetbrains.kotlin, com.google.devtools.ksp, and co.touchlab.skie dependencies into a single group named "Kotlin Dependencies" using the new glob pattern approach.
• SKIE Updates: Removed the specific rule for co.touchlab.skie:co.touchlab.skie.gradle.plugin that previously had prerelease: true set.

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Code Review

This pull request refactors the Renovate configuration to consolidate package rules for Kotlin, KSP, and SKIE dependencies, using matchPackageNames with glob patterns (**). This simplifies the overall structure of the packageRules.

My primary feedback concerns the prerelease: true setting. This setting was previously active specifically for SKIE updates but is not present in the new consolidated rule. If prereleases are still desired for SKIE (or potentially for all dependencies in this group), this setting should be reinstated in the updated rule. A detailed explanation and a code suggestion are provided in the line-specific comment.

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This rule consolidates SKIE with other Kotlin dependencies. The previous, separate rule for SKIE (co.touchlab.skie:co.touchlab.skie.gradle.plugin) included "prerelease": true. This setting is now absent for SKIE (and the other dependencies) in this combined rule.

If SKIE updates (or if all dependencies in this group) should indeed include prereleases, please consider adding "prerelease": true to this rule, as shown in the suggestion.

If prerelease: true is only required for SKIE and not for org.jetbrains.kotlin or com.google.devtools.ksp, then SKIE might need to remain in a separate packageRules entry to maintain that specific configuration, or this rule would need to be split.

      "matchPackageNames": [
        "org.jetbrains.kotlin**",
        "co.touchlab.skie**",
        "com.google.devtools.ksp**"
      ],
      "prerelease": true