Support bounded version ranges in mod dependencies#403
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Adds NuGet interval notation ("[1.0,2.0)", "(1.0,]", etc.) and npm-style space-separated AND (">=1.0 <2.0") to SemanticVersion.SastifiesDependency. The dependency string is normalized into a list of single-operator constraints that are ANDed together. Existing dependency strings take a one-element fast path through the unchanged per-operator logic (extracted into SatisfiesSingleOp), so behavior is identical for every previously-supported form.
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Adds NuGet interval notation ("[1.0,2.0)", "(1.0,]", etc.) and npm-style space-separated AND (">=1.0 <2.0") to SemanticVersion.SastifiesDependency. The dependency string is normalized into a list of single-operator constraints that are ANDed together. Existing dependency strings take a one-element fast path through the unchanged per-operator logic (extracted into SatisfiesSingleOp), so behavior is identical for every previously-supported form.
Depends on #404; in draft until that is merged.