Ensures that your dependencies are up to date, otherwise the process is terminated with status code 1.
I maintain a few open source repos, and I am not ready to port any of them to ESM-only just yet. However, several of the dependencies that I use _are_ switching to ESM only. This means that I can't update them past a certain point, but I still want to check if there are any security/backported fixes available. For these packages it would be great if I could use a [semver](https://www.npmjs.com/package/semver) range to select versions to ignore. For example, saying `--ignore-packages got@^12` would ignore all 12.x releases of the `got` package, but still show 11.x patches and alert me if/when 13.x is released, without me having to continually update the ignored version every time it updates.
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