I don't think snapcraft can just "treat the version always as a string"
without departing from (unfortunate) YAML syntax:
>>> import yaml
>>> yaml.safe_load('version: 2.10')
{'version': 2.1}
>>> yaml.safe_load('version: "2.10"')
{'version': '2.10'}
Perhaps the right answer is to go through documentation and make sure
that the examples for version: always make it be an explicit string?
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