Add latest versions of libraries from repology #808
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For many libraries we're already tracking which versions we support. This PR adds in the most recent version of each project from repology, for comparison.
The main purpose is as an internal to keep this page up to date. I suppose it als provides useful value to readers though.
Alternatively, we could consider arranging the repologoy references somehow else without exposing the publicly.
I suppose a downside is when looking at older versions of this page, the repology versions will still point to the current most recent ones, which could create the illusion that our supported version ranges were dragging behind, even though they might've been very much up to date at the time of release. I don't think this is a major issue though, just wanted to mention it.