This way modpacks who are currently stuck in certain versions (due to the creator of the mod not updating that mod to a more recent version, simply because they can't, won't or aren't working on the mod anymore). It also allows for mixing between more mods that normally wouldn't be able to interact due to them functioning on different versions.
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I'm very well aware that implementing it is going to be very challenging, but if this becomes a thing, it's going to be very useful when creating modpacks
There is a reason modpack devs spend months developing modpacks. Often the interactions between mods are completely different across versions. I'm not saying I wouldn't like this. Its just a implementation nightmare to get this to work.