semver-explain: convert SemVer requirements into their most obvious equivalents.

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  1. semver-explain

    Explain semver requirements by converting them into less than, greater than, and/or equal to form.

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  3. rustsec

    RustSec API & Tooling

    This divergence has caused issues for the rustsec crate - it needs to run matching according to the SemVer spec rather than the Cargo version matching rules. I had to hand-roll a conversion algorithm from Cargo selectors to ranges conforming to SemVer precedence rules.

  4. semver_rs

    :memo: Semantic version parsing and comparison for Rust, based on the node-semver package.

    You might find https://github.com/gngeorgiev/semver_rs useful as it should handle all valid semver versions you throw at it.

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