Debian unstable release not handled correctly

It appears data on osv.dev indicate that all versions of Debian 12 and 13 package 7zip are vulnerable:
Debian {12-13} / Affected versions / 26.*:
```
26.00+dfsg-1
26.00+dfsg-2
26.00+dfsg-3
26.00+dfsg-4
26.00+dfsg-5
26.00+dfsg1-1
26.00+dfsg1-2
26.00+dfsg1-3
26.01+dfsg-1
26.01+dfsg-2
26.01+dfsg-3
26.02+dfsg-1 <--- BUG
26.02+dfsg
```
Debian's [CVE tracker](https://security-tracker.debian.org/tracker/CVE-2026-14266) states affected versions are:

Bookworm (12) `22.01+really26.01+dfsg-0+deb12u1`
Trixie (13) `25.01+dfsg-1~deb13u2`
and fix is introduced in `26.02+dfsg-1`

Similarly, for package p7zip for Debian 12 data on osv.dev states affected version are:
```
16.02+dfsg-8
16.02+really25.01+dfsg-0+deb12u1
16.02+really26.01+dfsg-0+deb12u1
16.02+transitional.1 <--- BUG
```
While Debian states fixed version is `16.02+transitional.1`

Start by comparing the Debian 12 and 13 7zip records on osv.dev with the linked Debian CVE tracker, then inspect the corresponding p7zip data. Done means the affected and fixed-version ranges agree with Debian's stated versions, including the Debian unstable release handling.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.