Add Dependabot config to autoupdate GitHub action versions #7068
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PR Description
I looked at recent runs of GitHub workflows and found deprecation warnings caused by out-of-date action versions (like
actions/checkout@v2). [recent example]Rather than manually updating the versions once, this PR introduces a Dependabot configuration that will automatically submit PRs on a monthly basis to keep actions up-to-date. If this PR merges, you can expect Dependabot to begin opening PRs to update action versions used in GitHub workflows (for example
actions/checkout@v2will get bumped to v3).I think I've followed the contributing guidelines, but please let me know if I've missed anything.
Thanks, and see you at SciPy 2023!