Packages in unstable/arm64 where the build dependencies failed to be satisfied

129 (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.

unicycler plotpy upstream-ontologist ltx haskell-hsx-jmacro graypy ipxe codraft powerdevil plasma-browser-integration rust-palette-derive haskell-cryptol gamehub threeb haskell-regexpr kcmutils heaptrack hyperspy dogtag-pki debian-design plasma-framework ukui-control-center haxe rust-weedle php-laravel-lumen-framework haskell-web-routes-th haskell-web-routes-boomerang haskell-smtp-mail rust-yaxpeax-x86 rust-pep508-rs haskell-web-routes-hsp rust-ognibuild rust-palette rust-pyproject-toml plastimatch rust-rust-ini tree-style-tab smuxi 389-ds-base mongo-cxx-driver-legacy itkadaptivedenoising django-cachalot fuse-umfuse-ext2 slib win32-loader haskell-idna haskell-soap psortb libatomic-queue threadscope sagetex python-pycddl rust-abscissa-derive libmmmulti rust-upstream-ontologist rust-buildlog-consultant railway-gtk sdml rust-reqsign rust-sqlx-mysql tahoe-lafs gubbins jupyter-ydoc tkey-ssh-agent ruff deblur pandoc-filter-diagram guiqwt rust-imperative kclock mariadb glycin-loaders python-maturin facet-analyser python-upstream-ontologist scmutils pymia libsysstat haskell-soap-tls rust-transmission-client ecere-sdk ruby-integration haskell-reform-happstack itkgenericlabelinterpolator ypy rust-rustls-webpki haskell-publicsuffixlist yosys-plugin-ghdl libpsml cross-toolchain-base-mipsen ruby-rack-session biobambam2 qemu ruby-rackup pydantic ruby-ruby-openai granite-7 golang-github-twpayne-go-shell xserver-xorg-video-glide+ fuse-umfuse-iso9660 ants node-devtools-protocol dirspec ruby-distribution# promod3 materialize dioptas minimac4 r-cran-psychtools circlator rust-criterion-0.3 sight python-aiortc oaklisp arch-test shovill camitk sagemath q2-dada2 adabrowse asis haskell-raaz ruby-rubydns debian-parl rust-opendal shc haskell-happstack-hsp haskell-web-routes-happstack verilog-mode

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