Use 7.5.0-prealpha for master branch version, not 7.4.4 #990
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in #989, we changed Rojo's version number on the master branch to 7.4.4. This is a little odd, because 7.4.4 is already released, is diverged from the master branch, and we are not working towards 7.4.4 on the master branch. If we're going to spend time on this, I think we should use a more appropriate version number.
This PR changes the version number to 7.5.0-prealpha, since Rojo's master branch is currently undergoing development towards 7.5.0. We will most likely not be making a release of this version - the only intent is better clarity for those running Rojo's latest master.