Add merge flow configurations for release branches #5396
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This file defines the merge flow configurations for different release branches, specifying the target branches and extra switches for merging.
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This file defines the merge flow configurations for different release branches, specifying the target branches and extra switches for merging.
@merriemcgaw I let you decide if you want to take this. This will automatically forward flow new servicing changes into newer branches. I submitted this PR as I saw a few examples where servicing changes were missed until someone realized. Especially now in the VMR where you can make changes directly that then backflow but never forward flow.