Adopt Renovate, here's a suggested config #4002
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Related to #4001.
This PR contains a suggested config for the Renovate App, which may help keep kotlinx.coroutines' dependencies up-to-date.
Note that merging the PR is insufficient to enable Renovate. An admin will need to install the App and configure it to run on this repository (docs). Once the App is given access to the repo, it sends a handy "tutorial PR" (see pnacht#1 to see what I got on my fork) that can help with further configuration.
The config I'm sending here tells Renovate to send a single monthly PR updating all outdated dependencies. But if it detects any major version bumps, it sends those in a second PR. This makes it easy to merge the likely-safe minor-version-bumps but still warning the project about new major versions of your dependencies, in case you want to migrate.