The main advantage here is that its dependencies are TOTALLY separate
from vdirsyncer's, keeping the runtime environment for vdirsyncer
cleaner.
It also makes testing locally not only possible, but fast and pleasant.
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2.20.0 is almost two years old, so we can safely assume anyone wanting a
recent vdirsyncer can upgrade.
It's also the first version to include several upstream security fixes
which I'd rather we depend on too.
Just to get master back up and running again, pin libraries to the
versions we used back when the latest development happened.
I'll start upgrading them gradually, but need a green master first.
