Fixes #109 and add iterator to VersionInfo#124
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* Add Karl to CONTRIBUTORS * Use version fixture in test function test_version_info_should_be_iterable based on the work of Karol Werner in PR python-semver#109
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This PR is based on #109 by Karol Werner and contains:
CONTRIBUTORSfile and added him as primary author.versionfixture in test functiontest_version_info_should_be_iterable._astuple()function and created the tuple manually.I think, Karol's idea is useful as it allows to create a sequence with just
tuple(version)orlist(version)without using the (kind of) "private" member function_astuple().If the maintainers of this project find it useful, I suggest to close #109 as well (as it is related and contains a conflict).