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The remediation part of guided remediation :)
Adds the functionality to attempt to fix vulnerabilities in a manifest by relaxing the requirements of its direct dependencies.

I've simplified & refactored tryRelaxRemediate (née RelaxResolve), so PTAL at that.

I still need to migrate the part that uses this to make the list of possible 'patches' to the manifest (hence the //nolint:unused everywhere), but I didn't want to keep bringing more and more bits into one PR.

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LGTM!

@michaelkedar michaelkedar merged commit 251b676 into google:main Jan 24, 2024
michaelkedar added a commit that referenced this pull request Jan 29, 2024
Following on from #765, adds `ComputeRelaxPatches` for generating the
possible remediation options after a relock.
Also added a new(ish) cache for OSV API requests, which speeds up the
above quite a bit.
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