Enable Dependabot for GitHub actions and Terraform #318
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This PR enables Dependabot to complete version checking for Terraform and GitHub actions.
This is different to vulnerability scanning via dependabot, in that this configuration will automatically create PRs for new versions of things even if there aren't any security vulnerabilities reported in the old version.
The configuration can be validated through Dependabot through and there is an open issue as to why each directory needs its own declaration at dependabot/dependabot-core#2178.
Also note that Dependabot doesn't currently support HCL2, so the Terraform configuration won't be functional until they do; but it's on the roadmap for Q1 2021.