Filter root packages by "available" condition #72
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This is useful if some packages in a repository only work on certain platforms. For example, eio_linux should only be tested on Linux, but some other packages should still be tested on e.g. macos.
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This is useful if some packages in a repository only work on certain platforms. For example,
eio_linuxshould only be tested on Linux, but some other packages should still be tested on e.g.macos.This is on top of #71 (until that's merged, see https://github.com/talex5/solver-service/compare/eio...talex5:solver-service:filter-avail?expand=1 for a more sensible diff).