Clarify that --exclude replaces the default exclusion list - #541
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The --exclude option replaces the default exclusion list instead of extending it. This is intended, but easy to miss: a custom exclusion list silently brings vendor code into the analysis, which inflates metrics such as LOC (see #364). - document the behavior and the default list in the --help output; - display an orange warning when a custom exclusion list does not contain "vendor" while a vendor directory is present in the analyzed directories.
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The --exclude option replaces the default exclusion list instead of extending it. This is intended, but easy to miss: a custom exclusion list silently brings vendor code into the analysis, which inflates metrics such as LOC (see #364).