Packages in experimental/arm64 which failed to build from source

130 (13.5%) packages which failed to build from source in experimental/arm64: (this list is filtered and only shows unexpected ftbfs issues - see the list below for expected failures.)

kdevelop rust-broot pyside6 connectome-workbench gnome-remote-desktop fortran-jonquil coot qt6-quick3d ovito socklog highway musescore-snapshot numpy nvidia-texture-tools mutter libkryo-java symfony poco kpmcore llvm-toolchain-20 staden qt6-webengine rocrand freebayes nova gst-plugins-bad1.0 qt6-base go-gir-generator code-saturne seqan2 qtcreator vim mitlm iem-plugin-suite ruby3.4 neovim# crashme dmitry ffe gmerlin-avdecoder mongo-cxx-driver sawfish scap-workbench qt6-declarative macromoleculebuilder sphinxsearch esdm polyml libcgns gap rustc python-ocp cpp-httplib gmerlin gst-plugins-base1.0 thrift golang-github-protonmail-gopenpgp petsc4py php-twig rocm-llvm golang-golang-x-debug sump-logicanalyzer dtc flip parprouted+ qt6-tools golang-github-containers-buildah dav-text php-getid3 node-readable-stream tools-deps-alpha-clojure node-d3-hierarchy openhft-chronicle-bytes openhft-chronicle-network golang-github-kurin-blazer kstars rust-rt-format allow-html-temp abicheck lrcalc golang-github-grpc-ecosystem-grpc-gateway.v2 tk8.7 blt postgresql-18 zephyr# ruby-omniauth-salesforce kworkflow wmbusmeters ruby-gitlab-pg-query kata-containers openhft-chronicle-threads pluto-sat-code dvi2dvi hipsparse rocblas reprepro rocprim hasl rocsparse openhft-chronicle-wire webkit2gtk jami ruby-rack-livereload syncthingtray php-pcov golang-fortio-safecast gmerlin-encoders sasl-xoauth2 icu-ext android-platform-external-doclava monkeysphere yamcha spirv-llvm-translator-21 phpcpd hipcub opensnitch clojure-cli nodejs golang-github-golang-geo tinc m2m-aligner markdown mediasoup node-d3-time khmer python-retrying ruby-csv php-sabre-event# llvm-toolchain-21 cambalache

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