fix: Sanitize ORT package IDs to handle colons in versions - #2005
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ORT uses colons as separators in identifiers. Package versions containing colons (e.g. Debian epochs) were breaking the identifier format. This change replaces colons with underscores in the ID components. Signed-off-by: Fabian Noll <Fabian.Noll@googlemail.com>
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ORT uses colons as separators in identifiers. Package versions containing colons (e.g. Debian epochs) were breaking the identifier format. This change replaces colons with underscores in the ID components.
closes #2004