Add cooldown configuration to Dependabot with 7-day delay

[wataru86]

What

• Add cooldown configuration to Dependabot with 7-day delay

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces a new cooldown period for Dependabot updates, specifically setting a 7-day delay. This change aims to provide a grace period before dependency updates are automatically applied, allowing for better control over the timing of these updates and potentially reducing the frequency of immediate pull requests from Dependabot.

Highlights

• Dependabot Cooldown: A cooldown configuration has been added to Dependabot's update settings.
• 7-Day Delay: The cooldown is set to a 7-day default delay for both github-actions and bundler package ecosystems.
• Configuration Update: The .github/dependabot.yml file has been modified to include this new cooldown setting.

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Pull Request Overview

This PR adds cooldown configuration to Dependabot to introduce a 7-day delay between dependency update attempts, helping to reduce the frequency of automated pull requests.

• Adds cooldown configuration with 7-day default delay to both npm and bundler package ecosystems

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a 7-day cooldown period for Dependabot updates for both the github-actions and bundler package ecosystems. This is a sensible configuration to reduce notification noise from Dependabot if pull requests are frequently closed without being merged. The implementation is correct and follows the dependabot.yml configuration schema. The changes are clear and well-implemented, so I have no suggestions for improvement.