a good place to start is with all the 0.x crates which are effectively stable but haven't yet gone 1.0 and made the commitment to stability.
as a result everyone pins a different 0.x version and it's an enormous headache for distro maintainers who would prefer to package a minimal set of versions - ideally a single version - to ease maintenance including security updates for as long as they are supporting a release.
it's a sign of immaturity imo that it's such a widespread view in the community to see this as an outmoded, old school way of doing things that needlessly impedes dev velocity.
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