Packages without notes

There are 64 faulty packages without notes in experimental/i386.

6 unreproducible packages in experimental/i386, ordered by build date:

hx qt6-base gcc-15-cross-ports pkg-rocm-tools xdg-desktop-portal-phosh rust-microformats

58 FTBFS packages in experimental/i386, ordered by build date:

util-linux libcsfml dovecot cccl phpunit-comparator binaryen rust-futures-rustls libsvm golang-github-protonmail-gopenpgp botan3 jami php-pcov harfbuzz golang-github-dgraph-io-ristretto ruby-serverengine bcachefs-tools lsp-plugins thrift libqmi libxslt wabt tinc khmer libkqueue q2-phylogeny grok gmerlin node-readable-stream qwt tools-deps-alpha-clojure node-d3-hierarchy ruby-omniauth-salesforce vimix ruby-gitlab-pg-query kworkflow wmbusmeters liblsl mediasoup android-platform-external-doclava golang-github-golang-geo monkeysphere golang-golang-x-debug dtc yamcha sump-logicanalyzer simde gmerlin-encoders golang-github-kurin-blazer openhft-chronicle-wire openhft-chronicle-bytes openhft-chronicle-network openhft-chronicle-threads node-d3-time pluto-sat-code wlcs keysmith hasl linphone-desktop

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