Runtime.Version.{major(),security()} return value of 0 may be ambiguous

Version.major() and Version.security() will return 0 if those values are set to zero OR if they are unset. If a user tries to construct a String which contains trialing zeros, and then invokes Version.parse(), this will fail, even if the source of the zeros was a valid Version object. For example:

  Version v = Version.parse("9");
  Version ver = Version.parse(String.format("%d.%d.%d%n),
                                               v.major(), v.minor(), v.security())); // IAE

If the current method signatures returning int are retained, constants NO_MINOR_VERSION and NO_MAJOR_VERSION (both = -1) could be returned instead of 0.

Alternatively, changing the methods' return value to Integer and returning null might be more palatable.

If we re-consider how trialing zeros are handled, there are a number of additional options, some combination of which would address this problem or at least reduce impact.