Bump credo from 0.9.2 to 1.0.0

dependabot-preview[bot] commented 5 years ago

Bumps credo from 0.9.2 to 1.0.0.

Changelog

*Sourced from [credo's changelog](https://github.com/rrrene/credo/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md).* > ## 1.0.0 > > - Improve documentation > - Add error handling for malformed config files > - Write all warnings to `:stderr` > - Fix false positive for charlists in PipeChainStart > - Remove deprecated --one-line switch > - Deactivate checks `DuplicatedCode` and `DoubleBooleanNegation` by default > > ### BREAKING CHANGES > > These changes concern people writing their own checks for Credo. > > - `Credo.Check.CodeHelper` was removed. Please use the corresponding functions inside the `Credo.Code` namespace. > > ## 0.10.2 > > - Fix bug in AliasOrder > > ## 0.10.1 > > - Fixed "unnecessary atom quotes" compiler warning during analysis > - Handle timeouts when reading source files > - Ignore function calls for OperationOnSameValues > - Do not treat `|>` as an operator in SpaceAroundOperators > - Fix AliasOrder bug for multi alias statements > - Fix multiple false positives for SpaceAroundOperators > - ... and lots of important little fixes to issue messages, docs and the like! > > ## 0.10.0 > > - Switch `poison` for `jason` > - Add command-line switch to load a custom configuration file (`--config-file`) > - Add a debug report in HTML format when running Credo using `--debug` > - Add `node_modules/` to default file excludes > - Add `:ignore_urls` param for MaxLineLength > - Report violation for `not` as well as `!` in Refactor.NegatedConditionWithElse > - Fix false positive on LargeNumbers > - Fix NegatedConditionWithElse for `not/2` as well > - Disable PreferUnquotedAtoms for Elixir >= 1.7.0 > > ### New checks > > - Credo.Check.Refactor.MapInto > > ## 0.9.3 > > - Fix bug in Scope > - Fix false positive in MatchInConditionTest > - Fix false positive in UnusedEnumOperation > ... (truncated)

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