Loosen payfast/payfast-common constraint to ^1.4#18
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The exact pin 'v1.4.0' blocks the compatible v1.4.1 release (and any future 1.x patch) from resolving, and forces a conflict for any project that already requires a newer payfast-common. ^1.4 keeps the same minimum while allowing non-breaking updates - the project's own CI already installs v1.4.1, so this matches what is actually tested.
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The module pins its only dependency exactly:
An exact pin blocks the compatible
v1.4.1release (and any future 1.x patch) from resolving, and it hard-conflicts for any project that already requires a newerpayfast-common.^1.4keeps the same floor while allowing non-breaking updates - and the project's own CI already installsv1.4.1, so this simply matches what is actually tested.One line, no code change.