#278
also intended to provide a clean way to solve #241 (disabling readme.title on beman.exemplar)
Designed it as such:

(from README.md)
beman-tidy attempts to read configuration for each source file from a .beman-tidy.yaml file located in the root of your repository. You can also specify a custom configuration file path using the --config option.

The following configuration options may be used in a .beman-tidy.yaml file:

[...]

• disabled_rules - A list of rule names (or patterns) to be completely skipped during checks.

  • To disable a specific rule, provide its exact name (e.g., readme.title).
  • To disable all rules in a category, use a glob pattern with * (e.g., readme.* to skip all readme checks).
  • To disable a specific rule across all categories, use *.rule_name (e.g., *.title).
  • Unknown patterns that don't match any known rule will produce a warning and be skipped.
  • Disabled rules appear as "disabled" in the summary and are excluded from coverage calculations.

• Example:

  disabled_rules:
    # Disable a single rule
    - readme.title
  
    # Disable all readme checks
    - readme.*
  
    # Disable all rules named "title" across categories
    - "*.title"