Update route can return older versions

[Prospector]

Describe the bug

Edit: The example below is no longer the case because the author updated it, but at the time it was true.

For example, this mod: https://modrinth.com/mod/fastload/versions

The user is running version 2.6.11 (marked as Fabric) on Quilt. By giving the hash of that file to Modrinth's update route filtering for quilt mods, it will return version 2.6.10 because that is the latest version marked as Quilt on Modrinth. Modrinth should see that the given version is more recent than the latest Quilt version and return nothing for that, instead of suggesting an older version just because it fits the mod loader.

Perhaps a query param could be added to bypass this, but I think this should be the default as it would be the intended result in any case I can think of. An "update" route should never downgrade you.

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[Andre601]

I think by default should the route ignore loaders (or maybe make fabric include quilt?) and have a loader query param to define the loaders to respect here...

[Prospector]

pretty sure you just described the current behavior? The problem is that when you're requesting a Quilt mod but you're running a more recent version that isn't listed as supporting Quilt, it can suggest an old version trying to match the loader when it should just never return an older version no matter what loader the provided one is for.