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Allow patched versions of Verilator #582
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We want to be able to use the same version of Verilator for chiseltest that we use for cocotb testing. Currently we need to use a patched version of verilator for cocotb and this breaks the version parsing mechanism in chiseltest. This PR just allows more version names, specifically it allows the name
5.002.p(actually anything with the format D.DDD or D.DDD.anystring).