"split" variant doesn't recognize different versions of packages

[jwodder]

If a project's dependency tree contains two different versions of the same package¹, cargo-lichking mostly does the right thing and handles them separately (though the list command's output could be improved in this situation), but when it comes to the split variant of bundle, only one file will be created for such a package, and there's no indication which version of the package it's for.

Footnotes

1. This is a thing that can happen if the versions are not semver compatible. For example, if you add both serde 1.0.190 (which indirectly depends on syn 2.0) and derive-more 0.99.17 (which depends on syn 1.0.3), you'll end up with both syn 1.x and syn 2.x in your dependency tree. ↩