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Since .SRCINFO might be changed without version change, bisecting
becomes not suitable for finding the commit.
Some packagers forget to update pkgrel or even .SRCINFO making changes
to PKGBUILD, so bisecting can do more harm than good.
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A depends on B, A depends on C, C depends on D, D provides B (B —
virtual package). Resolving a full tree sometimes allows to find actual
packages when "upper" packages reference to corresponding virtual
packages.
This also allows to display a complete list of missing dependencies.
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X provides Y, X depends on Z, Z depends on Y (X and Y — actual
packages). Before this commit, resolver wouldn't lookup for Y since it's
already provided by X.
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