fix: allow wildcards in ambiguos specifiers#41
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Sometimes metadata contains specifiers like `>=3.5.*`. This is ambiguous because it either means `3.5.*` or `>=3.5`. The former is more restrictive than the latter but most likely one means the latter. This PR adds a boolean that allows a user to specify whether this should result in an error or whether the least restrictive bound should be chosen. With this PR the resolver chooses the least restrictive bound.
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Sometimes metadata contains specifiers like
>=3.5.*. This is ambiguous because it either means3.5.*or>=3.5. The former is more restrictive than the latter but most likely one means the latter. This PR adds a boolean that allows a user to specify whether this should result in an error or whether the least restrictive bound should be chosen. With this PR the resolver chooses the least restrictive bound.Fix #38