How to avoid using dependencyAnalysys lambda in each build.gradle file

I'm actively using this plugin and we have move than 1k modules in the project. Each module has its own whitelisted dependencies which I have to add to dependencyAnalysis -> exclude block. It would be nice to have one whitelist file with all modules and all excludes and avoid using this dependencyAnalysis block in each module. What are recommendations here?
Example of current usage:

_module1: build.gradle.kts_

```
dependencyAnalysis {
val fail = "fail"
val ignore = "ignore"
issues {
onUnusedDependencies {
severity(fail)
exclude(
":somemodule1:deps1",
libs.dagger.android.support.map { it.name() }.get(),
"",
)
}
onUsedTransitiveDependencies { severity(ignore) }
onIncorrectConfiguration { severity(ignore) }
onCompileOnly { severity(ignore) }
onRuntimeOnly { severity(ignore) }
onUnusedAnnotationProcessors { severity(ignore) }
onRedundantPlugins { severity(ignore) }
}
}
```

Nice to have:

_unused-deps-whitelist.txt_

```
module1 {
":somemodule1:deps1",
libs.dagger.android.support.map { it.name() }.get(),
},
module2 {
":somemodule2:deps2",
libs.dagger.android.support.map { it.name() }.get(),
}
```

Review the dependencyAnalysis configuration shown in the module build.gradle.kts files and the proposed unused-deps-whitelist.txt structure. Determine whether one project-level whitelist can preserve module-specific exclusions without repeating each block; done means all modules use the shared exclusions. No implementation file or test is named.

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