License server client can fail to recognize that a user is entitled to "higher edition" features

I have multiple licenses that share the same "consumer_id" but different "consumer_features":

• "Qt for Device Creation Enterprise" contains consumer_id="qtdesignstudio", consumer_features.edition="professional"
• "Qt Design Studio Enterprise" contains consumer_id="qtdesignstudio", consumer_features.edition="enterprise"

Steps to reproduce

1. Delete the qtlicd cache (~/.local/share/Qt/qtlicd/cache on Linux)
2. Launch Qt Creator 14.0.0-RC first
3. Launch Qt Design Studio 4.5.1 second and open the "Help" > "About Qt Design Studio..." dialog

Expected contents of the dialog

• The ID number of the "Qt Design Studio Enterprise" license
• "License: Enterprise"

Actual contents of the dialog

• The ID number of the "Qt for Device Creation Enterprise" license
• "License: Professional"

Workaround

1. Delete the qtlicd cache (~/.local/share/Qt/qtlicd/cache on Linux)
2. Launch Qt Design Studio 4.5.1 first
3. Launch Qt Creator 14.0.0-RC second

This causes the "Qt Design Studio Enterprise" license to be stored in the cache instead, which seems to be accepted by both Qt Creator and Qt Design Studio.