At time-of-writing, Elasticsearch Connector's 8.0.x branch claims to support all versions of Drupal 9, all versions of Drupal 10, and all versions of Drupal 11 (i.e.: core_version_requirement: ^9 || ^10 || ^11).
But, at time-of-writing, all versions of Drupal 9; as well as Drupal 10.0, and Drupal 10.1 have been deprecated and don't receive support from the community. Drupal 10.2 is still covered for security fixes until December 2024 → .
And, since 📌 Update templates so 11.0 is the default/current branch RTBC was resolved, we no longer have a way to automatically test whether it still works on D9. To add complexity, some older versions of Drupal core support older PHP versions which are out-of-date. Further, maintaining support for older Drupal APIs and PHP versions...
Drop support for all versions of Drupal 9. Drop support for Drupal 10.0. Drop support for Drupal 10.1 (i.e.: make core_version_requirement: ^10.2 || ^11)
I think since we only have alpha releases for 8.0.x, we can drop support in the 8.0.x branch.
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I fully support the idea, only thing I wonder is that many still uses outdated Drupal ( https://www.drupal.org/project/usage/drupal → ) and its usually easier to upgrade contrib-modules before doing the core update. But maybe we leave 8.x-7.x branch for that process...