fix(pypi): finish PEP508/PEP440 impl for version matching (#2856) This reuses the previous work by @vonschultz who implemented a PEP440 version normalizer. We extend it and use it in the PEP508 marker evaluation. Summary: - Extend the normalization parser to output individual parts of the versions to the parsing context. - Re-implement all of the version comparison calls to use the parsed version. - Add extra validation for `.*` usage in the environment markers - Fallback to non-version matching in the environment markers if one of the sides is not a version. - Rename the original normalizer file to `version.bzl` because as far as Python is concerned this is the only version that there can be. We could in theory probably reuse this in other code where we are parsing the Python interpreter version many times, but this is left for the future. Fixes #2826 Work towards #2821 --------- Co-authored-by: Richard Levasseur <richardlev@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Richard Levasseur <rlevasseur@google.com>
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