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format: XML.etree_rng_validator_proper_specs: use namever_partition

Originally, pacemaker was treating versions of its CIB schemas
(respectively named files) as floats, simplifying comparisons in
a simplistic single-digit minor version realms.  As the necessity
to roll out a new schema version catering the new needs is around
the corner, it was decided[1] that pacemaker will not bump the
major part abrubtly (against the rules[2]), but rather the overflow
to a new higher digit in the minor part will occur.  That breaks
assumption of easy comparisons in two previously common angles:

- string (e.g. when looking at /cib@validate-with XPath within CIB
  or at the available, respectively named schema files);
  example: pacemaker-2.10 < pacemaker-2.2

- mentioned float (when parsing the numerical part out of the string):
  example: 2.11 < 2.2

Here, just the former is relevant; XML.etree_rng_validator_proper_specs
was supposed to return ordered sequence of embedded/available schemas,
which is used, for instance, to grab the lowest possible for the
purpose of upgrading the schema for particular CIB document internally.
Formerly, the sorting was based on lexicographical comparison, now,
thanks to `namever_partition` (added with the previous commit) wired
into the process, it performs combined lexicographical+version
comparison so everything should keep working as expected even
when 2.10+ versions of CIB schemas are common.

[1] https://github.com/ClusterLabs/pacemaker/pull/1308
[2] https://github.com/ClusterLabs/pacemaker/blob/master/xml/Readme.md

Signed-off-by: Jan Pokorný <jpokorny@redhat.com>

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