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We know what the minimum supported lua module is, so we should be able to filter the available versions to only those that are supported.
Need to parse v{MAJOR}.{MINOR}.{PATCH}[-{PRE-RELEASE}[.{PRE-VERSION}]] and use a constant like we did before to evaluate.
In distant-lua's process userdata, we have a status method that returns Status|nil, but the wait method returns success, exit_code instead of Status.
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