[MENFORCER-494] Allow banning dynamic versions in whole tree

[JimmyAx]

This commit introduces the possibility of banning dynamic versions in the entire dependency tree before Maven computes the final dependency tree. If a dependency exists multiple times in the dependency tree the plugin will not detect any dynamic versions as long as the final dependency tree does not have any dynamic versions.

In this example the dependency A -> C -> D is not detected with a dynamic version unless the verbose parameter has been set in this pull request.

A
+- B
|  \- D version 1.0
\- C
   \- D version [1.0,2.0)

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[slawekjaranowski]

@JimmyAx thanks