Usually (according to semantic versioning) patch is not used for such non-obvious things. Even in such way it would be much more logical to have versioning like GNOME, they use minor odd versions for development. I just want to explain that such "magical" versioning is pretty confusing. Moreover, even minor version supposed to be backward compatible, so, symlink should work great until major version is increased.
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