Skill: semantic version comparison and filtering

[TomasHofman]

Describe the contribution to the taxonomy

Improves filtering and ordering of versions strings.

Input given at the prompt

>>> Print version strings from following list that belong to major version 1.x:

    2.0.1
    3.0.6
    1.5.6
    1.0.8
    0.3.1
    11.0.0
    0.128.3.6

>>> Order following version strings from lowest to highest:
 
    2.0.1
    3.0.6
    1.5.6
    1.0.8
    0.3.1
    11.0.0
    0.128.3.6

Response from the original model

╭─────
│ Here is the list with version strings that belong to major version 1.x:  
│ 1.0.8                                                                    
│ 11.0.0                                                                   
╰─────

(Wrong version included.)

╭─────
│ Here is the list with version strings ordered from lowest to highest: 
 |
│ 0.128.3.6
│ 0.3.1
│ 1.0.8
│ 1.5.6
│ 2.0.1
│ 11.0.0
╰─────

(Version 3.0.6 is missing.)

Response from the fine-tuned model

Not able to do the training on my HW.

Contribution checklist

• The contribution was tested with lab generate
• No errors or warnings were produced by lab generate
• All commits are signed off (DCO)
• The qna.yaml file contains at least 5 seed_examples
• The qna.yaml file was linted and prettified (yaml-validator can do both)

[mingxzhao]

Inconsistencies in some ordering.

[mingxzhao]

whereas seems to indicate 3.2.5-final is higher than 3.2.5

[mingxzhao]

this seems to indicate 4.6.6 is higher than 4.6.6 final

[mingxzhao]

Also here

[mingxzhao]

and here

[n1hility]

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