There is great benefit to being able to bump your dependencies in a consistent manner. Specifically: * We want to be able to easily pick up non-breaking bug/se

There is great benefit to being able to bump your dependencies in a consistent manner. Specifically: * We want to be able to easily pick up non-breaking bug/security fixes that should not cause us to change code. * We want to be able to pick up newer features, and are ok to make changes to our own in response. In both cases, we need to be confident about which sort of upgrade we are getting. Semver gives that; it's just unfortunate that it doesn't map to the human notion of what a major version is.