DEV: update dependabot to a 7-day cooldown on dependencies

[GavinHuttley]

Summary by Sourcery

Configure Dependabot to enforce a 7-day cooldown between dependency update pull requests.

Build:

• Set a 7-day default cooldown for application dependency updates in Dependabot configuration.
• Set a 7-day default cooldown for GitHub Actions dependency updates in Dependabot configuration.

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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

Configures Dependabot to apply a 7-day cooldown period before reopening or creating new dependency update PRs for both npm and GitHub Actions ecosystems, by extending the existing Dependabot configuration.

Flow diagram for Dependabot cooldown behavior on dependency updates

flowchart TD
  A[Dependabot scheduled_run weekly 19_00] --> B[Check npm and github_actions configs]
  B --> C[Evaluate cooldown_default_days_7]
  C -->|cooldown not expired| D[Skip creating_or_reopening_PR]
  C -->|cooldown expired| E[Create_or_reopen_dependency_update_PR]

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Add a 7-day cooldown configuration to Dependabot for all monitored ecosystems.	Extend the existing npm (or default package ecosystem) Dependabot config with a cooldown block specifying a 7-day default delay. Extend the GitHub Actions Dependabot config with the same 7-day default cooldown settings.	.github/dependabot.yml

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