Rename initial to unreferenced in transport versions (#133082) #133090
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The concept of "initial" transport version is broader than just the initial ids created for releases. There are several cases where ids were skipped for various reasons. In order to ensure validation can still work (eg density of base ids), this commit broadens the concept to a place we can define any unreferenced transport version.
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The concept of "initial" transport version is broader than just the initial ids created for releases. There are several cases where ids were skipped for various reasons. In order to ensure validation can still work (eg density of base ids), this commit broadens the concept to a place we can define any unreferenced transport version.