Allowing prereleases for one SpecifierSet allows for all.#29
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We erronously tried to let the underlying Specifiers handle the choice about if we are accepting pre-releases or not, however within a single SpecifierSet we need to consistently either allow pre-releases or not. This will cause any pre-release allowing specifier to cause the whole specifier set to allow pre-releases.
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We erronously tried to let the underlying Specifiers handle the choice about if we are accepting pre-releases or not, however within a single SpecifierSet we need to consistently either allow pre-releases or not. This will cause any pre-release allowing specifier to cause the whole specifier set to allow pre-releases.
Fixes #28