Fix suffix for pre-release cross-dependent packages

We used .* as suffix for dependent pre-release packages but it
turned out to be misunderstanding of the dependencies and PEP440.

According to PEP440 the dev/a/b/c(rc) versions are strictly ordered
and ">=X.Y.Z.dev0" is equivalent of "depends on any pre-release
package of X.Y.Z and all packages that follow".

Result of discusion in python-poetry/poetry#7047

dev/provider_packages/prepare_provider_packages.py

@@ -330,7 +330,7 @@ def apply_version_suffix(install_clause: str) -> str:
             # including all development releases. When you specify dependency as >= X.Y.Z, and you
             # have packages X.Y.Zdev0 or X.Y.Zrc1 in a local file, such package is not considered
             # as fulfilling the requirement even if `--pre` switch is used.
-            return install_clause + ".*"
+            return install_clause + ".dev0"
         return install_clause
 
     install_requires = [