docs(instrumentation): better docs for supportedVersions option #4693
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This PR improves the documentation of the
supportedVersionsoption onInstrumentationModuleDefinitionandInstrumentationModuleFile:This PR is only to document existing behavior, which is something we might want to consider. I think it is unhealthy for instrumentations to attempt patching any version by default when the array is empty, as it is never guaranteed that major version patches will work out of the box, and we don't want to harm user environment stability.