If I define an explicit include, it should take precedence over default excludes

[beamerblvd]

I added this to my pom.xml:

<includes>
    <include>**/.travis.yml</include>
</includes>
<mapping>
    ...
    <yaml>SCRIPT_STYLE</yaml>
    <yml>SCRIPT_STYLE</yml>
</mapping>

...because I specifically DO want that file to contain a copyright header. However, because **/.travis.yml is in the default excludes, it is excluded no matter what I do. I could disable useDefaultExcludes, but then I would have to re-define the 150+ other valid excludes that I want to keep which is not an option for me. So, for now, I'm having to manually manage headers in .travis.yml files. I also tried .travis.yml instead of **/.travis.yml to no avail.

<includes> should take precedence over the default excludes:

Implementation Option 1: Anything in <includes> that matches a file equally or more precisely than a default exclude should override that default exclude.
Implementation Option 2: Anything in <includes> that exactly matches an entry in the default excludes should disable that one default exclude.