fix(nix/package): override PySide6 if later version is being used#917
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Summary
Temporary solution for #915, long term should involve a proper upgrade on PySide6. This only applies the override if a later version of PySide6 is found. Again, this should only be temporary, my poor machine took a beating compiling this; does give some motivation for exploring Cachix further, however.
As far as I have been able to tell, Qt does not need any override treatment.
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