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

119 (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.

ltx pagetools jupyter-server-terminals taurus-pyqtgraph coq-relation-algebra taurus rust-assert-cli elixir-ex-doc haskell-futhark coq-interval coq-extructures mac-widgets oxigraph ruby-faraday-middleware-multi-json lintian-brush libmmmulti rust-gsettings-macro php-fig-log-test rust-subversion jupyter-ydoc deblur libpappsomspp pytorch-geometric gubbins ypy rust-imperative dioptas pytorch-sparse aws-checksums sight libpsml ruby-rackup ruby-rack-session scmutils yosys-plugin-ghdl flask-appbuilder materialize cross-toolchain-base-mipsen nanopass-framework-scheme facet-analyser cross-toolchain-base-ports arch-test ghdl alire oaklisp camitk q2-dada2 minimac4 sagemath eclipse-collections ruby-rubydns promod3 eclipse-tracecompass haskell-hsyaml-aeson rust-rspotify rust-weedle haskell-happstack-authenticate ruby-google-cloud-translate hyperspy php-laravel-lumen-framework shovill rust-rust-code-analysis-cli rust-wasm-bindgen-webidl setuptools rust-matchers minexpert2 rust-rust-code-analysis stylish-haskell plastimatch threadscope resvg roger-router boinc-app-eah-brp unicycler vibe.d haskell-userid slib debian-installer## fuse-umfuse-iso9660 darcs pplacer haskell-tidal xjig aws-shell keras psortb cross-toolchain-base circlator smuxi dirspec fuse-umfuse-ext2 adacontrol adabrowse librm glirc ants# haskell-ircbot gnat-gps fuse-umfuse-fat tycho ipxe haskell-raaz asis sagetex backup2swift verilog-mode fenics-basix fenics-ffcx win32-loader libatomic-queue qemu django-cachalot xserver-xorg-video-glide+ chez-srfi rust-transmission-client libaws threeb pytest-jupyter r-bioc-rcwl

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