Add webflo/drupal-core-require-dev, mirroring drupal/core

[hugovk]

When Drupal Core is installed via Acquia's BLT, it depends on webflo/drupal-core-require-dev rather than drupal/core.

Subsequently, commands such as drush pm:security don't find drupal/core in composer.lock.

It does find webflo/drupal-core-require-dev, but that isn't found in https://raw.githubusercontent.com/drupal-composer/drupal-security-advisories/8.x/composer.json.

Therefore drush pm:security incorrectly reports:

There are no outstanding security updates for Drupal projects.

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This PR adds webflo/drupal-core-require-dev, mirroring the version numbers of drupal/core.

The same versioning is used:

webflo/drupal-core-require-dev provides the require-dev dependencies of drupal/core as a standalone package. It follows the same release cycle and versioning scheme as Drupal core. You should use the same version constraint for it as you use for Drupal core.

https://github.com/webflo/drupal-core-require-dev

[hugovk]

By the way, is there a reason all the versions are listed?

"drupal/core": "<8.0.0-beta2,<8.0.4,<8.1.3,<8.1.7,<8.1.10,<8.2.3,<8.2.7,<8.2.8,<8.3.1,<8.3.4,<8.3.7,<8.3.9,<8.4.6,<8.4.7,<8.4.8,<8.5.1,<8.5.2,<8.5.3,<8.5.6,<8.5.8,<8.5.9,<8.5.11,<8.6.2,<8.6.6,<8.6.10",

Would something like this be simpler?

"drupal/core": "<8.6.10",

Or if both major.minor are needed?

"drupal/core": "<8.0.0-beta2,<8.0.4,<8.1.10,<8.2.8,<8.3.9,<8.4.8,<8.5.11,8.6.10",

[hugovk]

Turns out this is a bug in Drush, fixed in https://github.com/drush-ops/drush/pull/3766 but not yet released.

I'll leave this open, in case you wish to work around it.

[webflo]

The bug has been fixed and is included in the Drush 9.6.2 release.