Make third-party guideline discovery the default in boost:update - #882
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New third-party guidelines were only surfaced when running boost:update with an explicit --discover flag, which users are unlikely to reach for. Since discovery already just prompts before including anything, it's safe to run by default so users actually get offered new guidelines. --discover stays accepted so existing usage keeps working, and --no-discover is available to opt out. Closes laravel#879
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Closes #879
New third-party guidelines are only surfaced when running
boost:update --discover. Few users will realistically use that flag, so in practice new third-party guidelines never get offered on update.Since discovery already just prompts the user before including any newly found guidelines (and is skipped entirely in non-interactive mode), it's safe to run by default.
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boost:updatenow runs discovery by default.--no-discoveradded as an explicit opt-out.--discoverstays accepted so existing usage keeps working.