compress the version map a bit #52
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We use a compression here by identifying:
We therefore map a julia version range for a given stdlib to where it has a constant dependency list.
Within that range, we also map to what subranges specific versions of the stdlib are constant.
And finally, UUIDs are named so it makes the file a bit nicer to look at.
The compression and uncompression code were written by an LLM after my instruction of how it should be compressed.
Code for verifying that the compressed data is the same as the old one can be found here:
Verification code
The reason I did this is I am kind of thinking about copy pasting the version map into Pkg but it was a bit big for that to felt ok...