fix: correctly resolve the installed package version - #538
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Issue
In our project, the react-native-web lib is referenced at two places and the respective version scheme for it is different, one is the ^0.19.12, another is the ~0.19.12, after installing by the yarn command, the final yarn.lock file includes such a fragment which describes what version of the react-native-web we're using, but the patch-package seems to be not able to correctly process this kind of structure, finally it resolves the package version to be the ^0.19.12, react-native-web@npm:~0.19.12, apparently, it's incorrect and causes the patch procedure to fail.
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