Packages in bullseye/armhf tested in the last 48h for build reproducibility

161 packages (0.5% of 30855) failed to satisfy their build-dependencies, 100 (100.0% of 100) of them in the last 48h in bullseye/armhf:

debug-me pbbam xperia-flashtool fdb pplacer gle-graphics parallel-fastq-dump openmw colmap sepp eclipse-tracecompass trinityrnaseq cat-bat shotcut+ q2-dada2 libmaxmind-db-writer-perl picolibc ginkgocadx pynn mindthegap pigx-rnaseq q2-feature-table paleomix deal.ii jftp unicycler qcumber q2-cutadapt fmit ruby-webauthn q2-demux plasmidid q2-metadata otb openscad shovill sagetex q2-types nifti2dicom piccolo eclipse-platform-debug kleborate eclipse-platform-text haskell-cborg-json qemu nattable enki-aseba aseba meshlab eclipse-platform-resources libjogl2-java goldencheetah ariba orpie eclipse-platform-runtime openmolcas ideep q2-quality-control slib snek skesa ipxe xserver-xorg-video-glide+ q2-taxa bino king fracplanet mm3d python-rocksdb pbdagcon barrnap libjfreechart-java vite q2-quality-filter minia libiscwt-java theli arch-test r-bioc-dupradar dustrac# pbseqlib libatomic-queue sambamba pysph agda-stdlib blasr virtualjaguar smrtanalysis libmmmulti sdrangelove tuxguitar ruby-cose doomsday metaphlan2 biobambam2 umps3 tetzle# gubbins macromoleculebuilder eclipse-swtchart

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