feat: ignore fake/nonsense prerelease info from tss version

[mcr]

when building against a libtss from source code, the git tree is sometimes dirty, and so libtss puts that info into the VERSION file.
But, it's not exactly a correct prerelease SemVer string.... so just blank that part before comparing to required version.

[Superhepper]

Thank you for the PR.
Yes this seems reasonable. I wonder if it would be possible to issue a warning or an info message that the version seems to indicate a non officiell release.

[wiktor-k]

Aaah, so without this fix the version parsing fails? I'd add that info to the commit message (so that it's clear it's a bug fix when using prerelease sources).

I'd be good to drop the commented out eprintln.

Thanks for your change!

[Superhepper]

No updates on this one a long time.

In the current main it is no longer be possible to build from a source that has version file that indicates that the version is less then minimum required tpm2-tss version. And with bundled feature I think it will be less likely that people will build from source except for testing purposes.

When it comes to this the parsing will not fail it will just fail to recognize that anything with a no standard pre-release tag can be compared to proper version number so even if the minim required version is e.g. 4.0.1 but you provide 4.0.2-97-a1b2c4 the build scripts will claim that it does not full fill the version requirements.

The easy workaround for this is to simply modify the VERSION file and remove the dirty part.

If this is still an issue in the future that will require fix then please open a new PR.