Enable use_plus_in_repo_names for common options #3492
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Bazel 7 uses ~ in external repo names and it leads to various issues like bazelbuild/bazel#23127 or some tools consider such paths as ignored because tilde could mean a backup copy of the file. Bazel 8 addresses these issues with use of + by default, but Bazel 7 must be supplied with an incompatible argument to enable this behavior
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Bazel 7 uses ~ in external repo names and it leads to various issues like bazelbuild/bazel#23127 or some tools consider such paths as ignored because tilde could mean a backup copy of the file. Bazel 8 addresses these issues with use of + by default, but Bazel 7 must be supplied with an incompatible argument to enable this behavior