chore: align .ort.yml format with ai-dial-quickapps-backend#89
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Use broader major-version regex patterns instead of exact pinning so the resolutions survive routine dependency bumps, standardize license-name comments, add the missing dev scope exclude, and give idna a proper license attribution.
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Align
.ort.ymlwith the style used in ai-dial-quickapps-backend/.ort.yml:httpcore:1\.0\.9) to major-version match (httpcore:1\..*) so resolutions don't have to be retouched on every routine bump.idnaa real license attribution instead of "ORT cannot pick up license information").devPoetry-group scope to the excludes list (the group exists inpyproject.tomlbut wasn't being excluded).Checklist
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