Assign dependency scopes based on include/exclude filters #105
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Add new filter variables that can be used to categorize a dependency as 'runtime'. If not specified or not matched, a 'development' scope is assumed.
To avoid assigned all dependencies to either 'runtime' or 'development' scope, we leave the current behaviour of assigning no scopes unless the relevant input parameters are configured.
Using a Regex include filter can be problematic when trying to _exclude_ a matching entry (or entries). Adding specific exclude filters matching the current include filters makes configuration more straightforward.
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Introduces a very simple scoping mechanism based on include/exclude regex filters,
that allows dependencies to be flagged as either 'development' or 'runtime'.
These filters will be set to sensible defaults in
gradle/actions/dependency-submission,and users will be able to override.