DRIVERS-2511: Update maxWireVersion from 6 to 21 #1574
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Once a driver removes support for MongoDB 3.6 and updates its minWireVersion from 6 to 7, these tests start to fail. Bumping from 6 to 21 (MongoDB 7.0 maxWireVersion) should hold us for a while.
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Once a driver removes support for MongoDB 3.6 and updates its minWireVersion from 6 to 7, these tests start to fail due to the wire version compatibility check required by the test runner.
Bumping from 6 to 21 (MongoDB 7.0 maxWireVersion) should hold us for a while.
Note: I don't think the intention of any of these tests were to check the minWireVersion of the driver, as they have been at 6 long before 6 was the minWireVersion.
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