Revert "Conform to RFC6902 replacement semantics" for v4.x #111
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Related to containerd/cri#1551 (comment)
Pull request #85 introduced a potentially breaking change, and (see the discussion on kubernetes/kubernetes#91622 (comment)) resulted in Kubernetes to hold-back this change in their dependencies. Given that this change can be considered a breaking change, it should probably have warranted a major version bump (to stick with SemVer).
Now that this project has a v5.x release, it should be possible to revert the change for v4.x. Consumers of this package that want to opt-on to the breaking change can update their dependency to use the v5 module, and consumers that are not (yet) ready to opt-in can continue using the v4.x releases until they are.
If this pull request is accepted, I would like to request a v4.8.0 patch release to be tagged with this change, to allow kubernetes to use a tagged version in its dependencies, and to prevent (other) consumers from "accidentally" opting in.
Thanks in advance for considering!
@evanphx PTAL
/cc @liggitt @dims (who are more familiar with the changes, and could possibly provide more input if needed 🤗)