Raise downgrade compatibility floors#477
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Summary
Raise the minimum compatible versions needed by DiffEqGPU's CPU downgrade lane:
Root cause and impact
The previous floors admitted an internally incompatible minimum stack. In particular, the older IntegratorBase/OrdinaryDiffEqCore combination failed during downgrade precompilation. These are conservative lower-bound corrections; supported major-version lines remain unchanged.
Local validation
GROUP=CPU.DiffEqGPU tests passed, including 48 non-stiff regression, 78 non-stiff callback, 75 stiff regression, 46 stiff callback, 15 DAE mass-matrix, and the remaining CPU testsets.julia -m Runic --check --diff --verbose .: all 70 Julia files passed.git diff --check.Process
Reproduced the current downgrade failure at the default-branch SHA, adjusted only the floors required by the minimum resolver/test stack, reverted exploratory larger bounds, and reran the complete CPU downgrade suite.