pep440: replace lark in favour of regex #152
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The lark early implementation of PEP440 that was introduced was not performant. The implementation added on average around 7 seconds to the test suite execution time. This change drops the lark parser, and uses `packaging.version` provided regex for version string parsing. New dataclass interface for version instances remain unaffected.
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The lark early implementation of PEP440 that was introduced was not
performant. The implementation added on average around 7 seconds to
the test suite execution time.
This change drops the lark parser, and uses
packaging.versionprovided regex for version string parsing. New dataclass interface for
version instances remain unaffected.
fyi: @sdispater