openshift-pipelines
feat: Improve lang detection and update templates
This commit enhances the language detection mechanism by allowing multiple detection files per language. This is particularly useful for languages like Python that can have different project structures (like poetry, pyproject, old school setup.py etc..)
Part of this PR we have updated the Tekton templates to use the v1 API version instead of v1beta1.
A new test case has been added for a Python project using Poetry which tests the new implementation of multi files detection.
Issue: https://issues.redhat.com/browse/SRVKP-5780
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