Simplify versions ordering in GET /api/v1/crates/{name} endpoint
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This changes the sorting of `crate.versions`. Previously, we sorted versions by semver, which is more computationally expensive compared to sorting by id/date, which can be achieved more easily directly from the database. While this change alters the sorting order, it still provides consistent output and eliminates the need for double semver sorting.
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This changes the sorting of
crate.versions. Previously, we sorted versions by semver, which is more computationally expensive compared to sorting by id/date, which can be achieved more easily directly from the database. While this change alters the sorting order, it still provides consistent output and eliminates the need for double semver sorting.