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New option:
--include-packageUseful when there are less packages to include than to ignore.
Your project might depend on a few packages that in turn depend on many others. If you only want to acknowledge the packages on which your project directly depends, this new option makes doing that much easier. The option can be used multiple times. If this option is used, then only the package(s) specifically included have acknowledgements included in the resulting Settings bundle.