Packages in unstable/i386 which should not be build on "i386"

169 (0.5%) packages which should not be build in unstable/i386:

abyss accelio# aiscm amdgcn-tools arm-compute-library atlas-ecmwf baconqrcode bagel bazel-bootstrap bcal bmtk bowtie bowtie2 bpfcc cen64 cen64-qt circlator clickhouse cnvkit criu crystal darktable debian-cloud-images debos diamond-aligner dmtcp++ dolphin-emu dynarmic eckit elastix embree falcon fckit fdb flash-kernel fwupd-amd64-signed fwupd-arm64-signed fwupd-armhf-signed gdpc gkl gnat-gps golang-github-go-debos-fakemachine golang-github-pzhin-go-sophia grub-cloud grub-efi-amd64-signed grub-efi-arm64-signed hurd iconnect-tools insighttoolkit5 intel-ipsec-mb intel-mediasdk+ ipmctl iprutils kallisto kfreebsd-10 khmer kissplice kma kore kpatch lambda-align2 libica libobjcryst libocxl libpmemobj-cpp libpsm2 librtas libsdsl libservicelog libstatgen libvecpf libvma libvpd libxsmm linux-signed-amd64 linux-signed-arm64 looking-glass lsvpd mapsembler2 mash mecat2 megahit memkind metkit metview micro-evtd mit-scheme mmseqs2 mrtrix3 ne10 obitools odc olive-editor onednn onevpl onevpl-intel-gpu+ opa-ff opa-fm openssl-ibmca optee-client paflib partman-prep pbcopper pcm pdbg pftools picolisp pmdk pmdk-convert pmemkv pmemkv-python pmon-update pnetcdf postgresql-hll powerpc-utils ppc64-diag princeprocessor prokka pveclib python-loompy python-peachpy python-pynndescent pytorch qcontrol qemu-web-desktop r-bioc-dada2 rna-star rpi.gpio rust-capstone rust-elfx86exts s390-dasd s390-netdevice s390-sysconfig-writer s390-tools s390-zfcp salmon servicelog shasta shim-helpers-amd64-signed shim-helpers-arm64-signed skypat smlsharp snap-aligner soapaligner soapdenovo soapdenovo2 sptag sra-sdk storm-lang swarm-cluster sysconfig trafficserver trilinos ucx ukui-biometric-manager vast vectorscan vg vmemcache vsearch wcc wiredtiger xen xenium xf86-video-omap xir x-loader xrstools zipl-installer

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