Mod compression support begins at 23.2 (specifically a 23.1 nightly), but we do have mods on nebula whose default build is 19.0, very different from 23.2. Allowing compression to take place for mods like this does not make sense, unless the user is in Manual or Always mode and knows that they will have to risk a newer build to correctly run the compressed modpack. So, remove the automatic compression approval if the mod just happens to have a ">=" in the build version.
Tested and this keeps mod compression from automatically happening when the required version is < the supported version.
Mod compression support begins at 23.2 (specifically a 23.1 nightly), but we do have mods on nebula whose default build is 19.0, very different from 23.2. Allowing compression to take place for mods like this does not make sense, unless the user is in Manual or Always mode and knows that they will have to risk a newer build to correctly run the compressed modpack. So, remove the automatic compression approval if the mod just happens to have a ">=" in the build version.
Tested and this keeps mod compression from automatically happening when the required version is < the supported version.
Fixes #169