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Raise Bump::VersionConflict when a conflict prevents us getting a gem version #38
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This shouldn't really happen, but it does.
If a Gemfile.lock is wonky (because it's been manually edited) we could get a
Bundler::VersionConflictwhen looking for the latest resolvable version of a gem. We could also in theory get it when resolving a gem that used to be a beta version. However, the most likely time to get it is when Bundler has a bug, like rubygems/bundler#5031.