[question] Looking for most recent requirement's package with version ranges

### What is your question?

Hi,

Let's consider a requirement using a _version range_, for example `module/[~4]`.

When Conan installs the requirement for a given _profile_, for instance doing something like this:
```bash
$ conan install -u --requires=module/[~4] -pr=profile
```
it will download _recipe_ and _package_ for the requested _profile_ of the most recent version `4.*.*` of _module_ found on a remote (if it isn't in cache yet).
This happens despite some less recent version `4.*.*` already present in cache because of the `-u` argument.
If only the recipe of the most recent version is found, but no package, Conan returns with an error:
```bash
ERROR: Missing prebuilt package for 'module/4(...)'
```
which is something expected when no `--build=missing` or similar is given.

First question is of course if I understood correctly.

And now the actual (hopefully not too weird) question:
Is there a way to tell Conan to look for the most recent module's version whose binary package for a certain profile is available too?
In other words, if only the recipe of, say, version 4.8.0 is available on a remote, while an older (unknown by us) version, say 4.7.1, has the binaries too, can we tell Conan to get the requested binaries of 4.7.1 from the remote instead of trying 4.8.0 and rise an error?

TIA and kind regards.

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