Does the semver utility intentionally not support ||?

[Aaronius]

TL;DR: I would expect expect(satisfy('8.0.11', "^7 || ^8")).toBe(true) to pass, but it fails.

I'm using module federation in rspack which apparently uses the semver utility from vite-plugin-federation. When my app was loading, I noticed this warning in the console:

[ Federation Runtime ]: Version 18.2.0 from mfeHost of shared singleton module react does not satisfy the requirement of mfeHost which needs ^17 || ^18)

The ^17 || ^18 came from one of the host's dependency's package.json which has react and react-dom listed as peer dependencies like this:

"peerDependencies": {
  "react": "^17 || ^18",
  "react-dom": "^17 || ^18"
}

A React version of 18.2.0 matches ^17 || ^18 for npm resolution, but it appears that vite-plugin-federation's semver utility doesn't evaluate the || operator. Is this intentional? I understand that || isn't strictly a part of semver, but it is part of npm version resolution and therefore seems like a common situation that should be supported.

Thanks.