PostgreSQL supports protocol minor version negotiation, where if a client attempts to connect with protocol version 3.1, the server may send a NegotiateProtocolVersion message with the highest supported minor version. See https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/protocol.html.
At this point there isn't any minor version and Npgsql always connects with protocol 3.0, so this isn't really needed, but we can still implement the infrastructure.
PostgreSQL supports protocol minor version negotiation, where if a client attempts to connect with protocol version 3.1, the server may send a NegotiateProtocolVersion message with the highest supported minor version. See https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/protocol.html.
At this point there isn't any minor version and Npgsql always connects with protocol 3.0, so this isn't really needed, but we can still implement the infrastructure.