Group dependency updates to reduce PR noise#1342
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Applies the grouping approach from livekit/python-sdks#671 to this repo: - Group non-major runtime dependency updates (dependencies / peer / optional) into a single monthly PR, the same way devDependencies were already grouped. Previously each runtime dep opened its own PR. - Exclude livekit-* / @livekit/* from the generic groups so they keep landing in the dedicated "LiveKit dependencies" group. - Include pin/digest update types in the grouped rules. - Migrate the deprecated matchPackagePrefixes to matchPackageNames patterns. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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devDependencieswere already grouped. Previously each runtime dependency opened its own PR, creating a lot of pull request spam.