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Document arbitrary equality character restrictions in dependency specifiers - #1445
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Specifier("===legacy,")preserves the comma, whileSpecifierSet("===legacy,")treats it as a separator. Users can therefore get different results when moving an arbitrary-equality version into a dependency specifier.Document the character set allowed by the dependency specifier grammar, warn that other characters may not work, and demonstrate the comma distinction with an executable example. This follows the documentation direction discussed in #1000 without changing parsing or version semantics.
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