direct URL dependencies are never outdated #6396
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I had intended just to tidy up a couple of places that missed the opportunity to use
package.is_direct_origin(), but in doing so I found one that ought to do that - and that missed "url" source type.If a requirement specifies a direct URL, then that doesn't become outdated just because a newer version of the same package happens to be available in a repository.
(Or anyway if it does, then the same ought to apply to other direct-origin types, the url source type is not special)