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I'd be surprised if my mods need significant changes - but I'd have to reinstall the game, ideally get the DLC just to be sure and do a thorough comparison of the game files vs. my changes. It's been years, so it's not as quick as that sounds as there's also a degree of re-familiarising myself with the structure.
It could very well be that the mod works fine 'as is', other than the little warning about the version :) (It all depends if anything related to it was changed)
I also don't own the previous expansion nor have any plan buying this coming one any time soon, and that does make updating mods a little more complicated as I can't verify if there are conflicts with any expansion mechanics.
So I'm not sure yet.