feat(validation): add option to exclude a list of commits by sha #259
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This adds a new configuration option, `excluded-commits`, which allows the user to provide a list of commits (full SHA1; 40 characters) that will be skipped during validation runs. This is useful for instance when having to merge branches from other, less strictly checked repo's.
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This adds a new configuration option,
excluded-commits, which allows the user to provide a list of commits (full SHA1; 40 characters) that will be skipped during validation runs.This is useful for instance when having to merge branches from other, less strictly checked repo's.