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Do not affect `next` versions of previous `next` project
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Fix issue where security vulnerability is incorrectly applied to the v0.4 version of
nextwhich is a totally different product than one started at v0.9.9.Issue is that security is reported for packages that still depend on
next@0.4, which doesn't make sense. It was already discussed here, see #179 for contextNote: I wasn't able to introduce this change via suggest form as it exposes just "Affected versions" field, which logically would have to be
>=0.9.9 <13.4.20-canary.13and that's not accepted