Use: improve error message when .swift-version toolchain is missing#542
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When a swift version file references an uninstalled toolchain, the error now suggests a compatible installed version (same major.minor) as a concrete `swiftly use` command, rather than a generic placeholder. Also clarifies the message to distinguish "not installed" from "doesn't match".
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When a swift version file references an uninstalled toolchain, the error now suggests a compatible installed version (same major.minor) as a concrete
swiftly usecommand, rather than a generic placeholder. Also clarifies the message to distinguish "not installed" from "doesn't match".