ci(dependabot): add cooldown default delay#2986
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Adds a Dependabot “cooldown” window to delay version-update PRs until a release has aged for a minimum period, reducing the chance of opening PRs for versions that aren’t broadly available via deployment yet.
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- Introduces
cooldown: default-days: 7for all configured Dependabot ecosystems (GitHub Actions, NuGet, dotnet-sdk, devcontainers). - Normalizes the YAML formatting while keeping the existing schedules, grouping, and ignore rules intact.
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Adds a 7-day default Dependabot cooldown so CIF deployment has time to complete before dependency update PRs are opened.
This helps avoid getting ahead with versions before they are fully available through deployment.