Bump gitflow-incremental-builder from 3.4 to 3.14.3

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Bumps gitflow-incremental-builder from 3.4 to 3.14.3.

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3.14.3

See closed issues and PRs.

Most notable changes are:

• A fix to how GIB handles embedded Maven projects in src (e.g. src/test/resources/testproject): #377
• GIB now "tolerates" multiple modules in the same directory: #376
• JGit updated to 5.12.0: #364

3.14.2

See closed issues and PRs.

Most notable changes are:

• All entries in a logImpactedTo file are now relative instead of absolute paths: #353
• New property disableIfReferenceBranchMatches: #356
• All *Matches/Matching properties (e.g. disableIfBranchMatches) don't match substrings anymore, only full strings (Matcher.matches() instead of Matcher.find()): #359

As you can see, you should check your usage of some properties (and possibly adjust to the changed/fixed behavior of GIB).

3.14.1

This is a tiny release just fixing an unjustified log warning when running on Maven 3.8.1: #336

3.14.0

See closed issues and PRs.

Most notable changes are:

• Don't build downstream modules if just "src/test" contains changes: #331
• Maven 3.8.1 is now the preferred/primary version for GIB: #335
• Bump JGit from 5.10 to 5.11: #329

3.13.0

See closed issues and PRs.

Most notable changes are:

• Fix handling of -pl in conjunction with BOMs: #320
• A warning is logged when running on Maven 3.3.1-3.3.9 with respect to MNG-6173: #325
• *Regex properties were renamed for consistency: #309

3.12.2

See closed issues and PRs.

Most notable changes are:

• Introduction of skipIfPathMatches: #310
• GIB has moved to its own GitHub organization and switched from Travis CI to GitHub Actions

3.12.1

See closed issues and PRs.

Most notable changes are:

• Various adjustments for "selected projects" (-pl ...) in context of #269 (see also #287)
• Fix unwanted project re-ordering via #288 which has mostly "cosmetic" effects but also fixes a potential problem with -rf: #247

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