Bump the development version to 7.3.0-SNAPSHOT - #1142
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The electron density work and the FileDownloadUtils changes that go with it add public API and change a default, which belongs in a minor release rather than a patch. Their @SInCE tags say 7.3.0, so the project version should agree. Kept as a standalone commit on its own branch so it can be taken or dropped independently of the feature work, and so the release manager can decide when it lands.
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The electron density work and the FileDownloadUtils changes that go with it add public API and change a default, which belongs in a minor release rather than a patch. Their @SInCE tags say 7.3.0, so the project version should agree.
Standalone so it can be taken or dropped independently of the feature work, and so the release manager decides when it lands.