Add support for ignored package dependencies#752
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Tr0sT wants to merge 2 commits intoGlitchEnzo:masterfrom
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Add support for ignored package dependencies#752Tr0sT wants to merge 2 commits intoGlitchEnzo:masterfrom
Tr0sT wants to merge 2 commits intoGlitchEnzo:masterfrom
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ignoredPackageDependenciesconfiguration and Project Settings UI for dependencies that should be skipped when installed transitivelypackages.configThis is useful for Unity projects where some NuGet dependencies are already provided by another plugin or SDK installed outside of NuGetForUnity. Without an ignore option, NuGetForUnity installs the transitive dependency again, which can create duplicate assemblies in the project and lead to compilation errors, type conflicts, or ambiguous runtime behavior. Ignoring selected implicit dependencies lets the project keep using the externally provided copy while still allowing NuGetForUnity to restore and manage the packages that actually need to be installed.