Enable servers and clients to declare compatibility with public servers. #830
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That is, enable servers and clients to declare compatibility with current-release public servers. Declare which public server version your new build can support in top-level xmake.lua. MASTER builds will never declare support for a different version. You can also comment out the COMPATIBLE_WITH_BUILD_COMMIT line in xmake.lua to turn it off in other branches. Needed a few changes to "lie" to the public server list and send the protocol-compatible build commit instead of the actual build commit.
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Declare which public server version your new build can support in top-level xmake.lua. MASTER builds will never declare support for a different version.
You can also comment out the COMPATIBLE_WITH_BUILD_COMMIT line in xmake.lua to turn it off in other branches.