Packages in factory/x86_64 which failed to build from source

85 (0.5%) packages which failed to build from source in factory/x86_64: (this list is filtered and only shows unexpected ftbfs issues - see the list below for expected failures.)

mumble openhtj2k cobbler cpp-httplib python-sherpa lightsoff gnome-text-editor gnome-nibbles gnome-mahjongg gnome-calculator dealers-choice zswap-cli intel-ipsec-mb purple-lurch cpluff zola xtensor-python tcpreplay taskwarrior supervisor Srain socat sile scsh rnp rmt-server rhythmbox-plugin-alternative-toolbar retroarch rc python-uproot python-spyder-notebook python-proton-vpn-network-manager-openvpn python-papermill python-oslo.versionedobjects python-oslo.privsep python-openstackclient python-MapProxy python-langsmith python-iniparse python-gpstime python-glanceclient python-geventhttpclient python-envier python-cdflib pybind11_protobuf predict php-gnupg pdns packetdrill opendkim octave-forge-video nss-pam-ldapd notify-osd nfswatch netsniff-ng naev mupen64plus mrouted libkrunfw lammps python-uv lalpulsar lalinspiral lalinference lalburst kubediff ior ImHex ibp hyfetch gup guix# gnustep-base gnunet gnu-cobol gnome-font-viewer cosmic-ext-applet-ollama coreboot-utils ckermit caja-actions bat asteroid amp mariadb llvm20

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