Pin dependencies; add a renovate config#31
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Fixes #10.
This PR by itself won't enable renovate on this repo; we'll have to also authorize the renovate app.
I also believe we'll have to update the mypy_primer pin manually; it doesn't look like renovate's pep-621 manager supports any non-PyPI data sources.
I enabled the "update lockfile" setting for PEP-621, which means that renovate will also update our
uv.lockfile. There are some problems with this setting:It still seems better than not having automated updates for transitive dependencies not listed in
pyproject.toml, however.