Packages without notes

There are 69 faulty packages without notes in experimental/arm64.

2 unreproducible packages in experimental/arm64, ordered by build date:

botan3 numpy

67 FTBFS packages in experimental/arm64, ordered by build date:

diaspora gnome-photos android-platform-external-doclava monkeysphere golang-github-golang-geo gcc-15 tinc openhft-chronicle-wire mediasoup node-d3-time python-questplus golang-github-protonmail-gopenpgp libxslt php-pcov wlcs reprepro tokodon sioyek keysmith gtk4 hasl pycangjie wabt jami elisa-player python-falcon rocm-llvm gmerlin-encoders dtc sump-logicanalyzer golang-golang-x-debug firebird3.0 libsvm php-parsedown bcmatroska2 neochat openhft-chronicle-bytes openhft-chronicle-threads pluto-sat-code openhft-chronicle-network openldap ruby-sprockets golang-github-kurin-blazer alligator python-qtpy php-doctrine-persistence khmer ucx grok gmerlin khangman yamcha libqmi firebird4.0 qwt node-readable-stream vimix tools-deps-alpha-clojure ruby-omniauth-salesforce rocsolver node-d3-hierarchy sasview kworkflow wmbusmeters liblsl ruby-gitlab-pg-query kata-containers

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