update-deps.py: Allow bazel_dep + archive/git_override#5876
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This PR adds a new flag to our existing dependency types for downloading packages:
github_releasegithub_tarballgit_cloneIf
use_bazel_dep: trueis set, we generate abazel_dep()+ an override directive (e.g.archive_override()orgit_override(). Otherwise, we use the existing templates for aWORKSPACEbased repo.Additionally
use_module_bazel_from_bcr: some.version.herecan be used to automatically download an inject aMODULE.bazelfile from BCR if one is available from there, but not in the project itself.This is basically the last PR in my project of upgrading
update-deps.py. There's probably still room for small simplifications / cleanups down the road, but the vast majority of our dependencies are now automated again.