ModuleInterface: sanitize long version numbers when collecting user versions from textual interface files #39408
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…ersions from textual interface files Some Swift module versions are beyond the scope of llvm::VersionTuple(), thus we need to sanitize the most trivial bits so that we can handle most cases in versioned canImport query.
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Some Swift module versions are beyond the scope of
llvm::VersionTuple(), therefore we need to sanitize the mosttrivial bits so that we can handle most cases in versioned
canImportqueries.