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Updates to a version compatible with Agda 2.7.0.

This package has been marked as broken for a year. If anyone wants to
fix it, there is a pull request updating it to the current FFmpeg API:
<acowley/ffmpeg-light#72>.

haskellPackages.entropy: build with js backend

agdaPackages._1lab: unstable-2024-03-07 -> unstable-2024-08-05

Unbreak Agda's standard library by bumping to 2.1.1-rc2

agdaPackages.agda-prelude: unstable-2023-10-04 -> unstable-2024-08-22

These packages have been broken since before the 24.05 release. There
is a pull request open to update them to a newer OpenCV and get them
working again: <LumiGuide/haskell-opencv#157>.

haskellPackages.{ffmpeg-light,opencv{,-extra}}: remove overrides

haskell.ghc910: overrides for cabal-install and haskell-language-server.

oama: add to haskell-updates Hydra jobset

2.9.0 gives us a test failure and no extra compatibility, so let's wait
for that to sort itself out: ocharles/weeder#176

Version 2.1.1 is deprecated and has failing tests

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The use of the Paths_ module causes erroneous references on
aarch64-darwin (due to a lack of dead code elimination), so we can't use
justStaticExecutables.

See #318013.

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postgresql-libpq >= 0.10.2 invented a frankly bizarre way to discover
the libpq dependency of never actually declaring the dependency in any
cabal file, but instead discovering during configure whether it happens
to be installed anyways. Obviously this will require special
consideration from our side. (Probably we'll continue using pkg-config
which requires us to manually add pkg-config and libpq to the build
environment of postgresql-libpq-pkgconfig.)

Since Stackage LTS doesn't contain >= 0.10.2 yet, I'll ignore this for
now as I lack the patience at the moment.