fix(presets): switch kiota monorepo to group

[melotic]

Changes

Added other kiota repositories to the kiota monorepo preset.

Context

#32164 added the kiota repository, but it also spans multiple repos for each language it supports.

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[rarkins]

Are the versions between repos kept in-sync? If not then this is probably not right for a monorepo grouping and instead might be part of group:recommended, or just a standalone grouping of its own

[melotic]

Are the versions between repos kept in-sync? If not then this is probably not right for a monorepo grouping and instead might be part of group:recommended, or just a standalone grouping of its own

They are not, only the version in each repo are in sync. I'll port this over to group:recommended.

[viceice]

I don't like this new default grouping.

those packages should be grouped by their monorepo when the repo published them with the same version.

the other groups should be fully optional and opt-in, because they create immortal PRs.

[melotic]

I don't like this new default grouping.

those packages should be grouped by their monorepo when the repo published them with the same version.

the other groups should be fully optional and opt-in, because they create immortal PRs.

Is what you're saying define multiple monorepos for each Kiota repo and an optional group to group all the monorepos? That makes sense.

For context, each kiota repo publishes multiple packages, versioned together, but the versions are not the same across repos. (i.e., the .NET packages are at 1.14.0, while the NPM ones are at 1.0.0-preview.75)

[rarkins]

What % of users would you estimate want to update them all together at once? If it's very high, then adding it to group:recommended makes sense. If it's not high, and this is more of an "opinionated" grouping, then it is better to stand on its own.

[viceice]

i think most user are only using one tech stack, eg npm or dotnet on a single repo