Packages in unstable/amd64 where the build dependencies failed to be satisfied

120 (0.3%) packages where the build dependencies failed to be satisfied. Note that temporary failures (eg. due to network problems) are automatically rescheduled every 4 hours.

mlpy kraft phpdox python-oauth2client prelude-correlator raku-meta6 raku-license-spdx raku-test-meta debian-parl mosdepth raku-hash-merge haskell-misfortune python-aioraven mongo-cxx-driver-legacy python-pysnmp-lextudio libghemical rust-cargo-test-support wine-development libsynthesis pplatex haskell-publicsuffixlist syncevolution+ gensim haskell-web-routes-happstack unburden-home-dir jupyter-ydoc python-thinc rust-symphonia-format-caf rust-termwiz ypy forgejo-cli sagemath haskell-reform-happstack sane-frontends python-fastparquet nim-kexpr nim-hts ecere-sdk gimp-plugin-registry shc rust-cap-tempfile nim-regex rust-core-graphics-types hyperspy libr3 asis nim-unicodedb pyemd haskell-web-routes-boomerang nim-docopt python-feather-format watchman syrthes ruby-arbre rust-symphonia-format-riff haskell-web-routes-hsp nim-unicodeplus pluma-plugins camelot-py lxqt-globalkeys incus mydumper prads tree-style-tab haskell-happstack-hsp ruby-android-key-attestation php-fxsl firefox-esr gap-polymaking libbiblio-rfid-perl hugo haskell-idna sfepy php-fdomdocument hts-nim-tools ghemical nim-d3 materialize haskell-smtp-mail rust-cap-net-ext libjavaewah-java sagetex haskell-hsx-jmacro trafficserver grok haskell-soap-tls debian-design ruby-spy# golang-github-shurcool-githubv4 pglogical imagej nvidia-vaapi-driver rust-apt-swarm pysph hivex pysurfer haskell-cryptol wasix-libc haskell-regexpr libt3window unicrypto python-adb-shell rust-cap-fs-ext nim r-cran-httr verilog-mode pymia libt3widget pybik pygccjit synfigstudio tilde graypy haskell-web-routes-th actiona libpsml gamehub shush nim-lapper kunifiedpush

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