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David Greenspan 184ab3bde1 PV.parseConstraint returns a PackageConstraint
Mostly I just made parseConstraint clearer and gave the return value a
prototype.

There are new unit tests, and the existing ones have been given much
better names.

PV.parseConstraint also now optionally takes two arguments, a package name and a version constraint.  We can eventually propagate this feature to the tool and stop concatenating with “@” so much.

I’m referring to “foo@=1.0.0” as a PackageConstraint and “=1.0.0” as a version constraint.  I’ll probably add a VersionConstraint class too.
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