ci: add dependabot config (gradle + github-actions), mirroring Netflix/zuul - #1629
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Hi, and thank you for Eureka.
Small governance add: this repo has no
.github/dependabot.yml, so neither Gradle dependencies nor the workflow actions ever get automated update PRs. Your sister repo Netflix/zuul runs exactly this config (gradle + github-actions) and merges its dependabot bumps routinely — this PR mirrors it, atweeklyrather than zuul'sdailyto respect this repo's slower merge cadence.Context that motivated it: eureka's client dependency set has a number of long-open version-bump asks (e.g. #1584, #1483, #1445) — automated PRs won't fix policy questions, but they remove the manual overhead for the routine bumps.
README asks for an issue first for non-trivial changes — this is a 10-line additive config file, so I hoped it qualifies as trivial; happy to convert to an issue-first discussion if you'd rather.
For transparency: I used AI assistance to spot and draft this; I verified the missing config and zuul's precedent myself.