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indeed, the theme includes featherlight already

Manual pinning of certificates (or a CA in the hierarchy) could be possibly interesting, however the trust-on-first-use pinning method employed by CertPatrol turned out to be quite error-prone & tedious...

indeed, all the APIs are gone that allowed this. I'm not necessarily advocating abusing other security mechanisms either, just wondering about possibilities in case one really wants to do this....

check does not seem to work here: ``` # nix-build --check -A mpir ... make[1]: Leaving directory '/build/mpir-3.0.0' post-installation fixup shrinking RPATHs of ELF executables and libraries in /nix/store/nil03idsbz7gk4xpn424yy29v2mp0ma1-mpir-3.0.0 shrinking...

yes, `repair-path` does not rebuild, only works from binary cache apparently: ``` # nix-store --option binary-caches '' --repair-path /nix/store/nil03idsbz7gk4xpn424yy29v2mp0ma1-mpir-3.0.0/ --debug substitution of '/nix/store/nil03idsbz7gk4xpn424yy29v2mp0ma1-mpir-3.0.0': created substitution of '/nix/store/nil03idsbz7gk4xpn424yy29v2mp0ma1-mpir-3.0.0': woken up entered...

here's a regex to convert mdbook includes to pandoc-include format: ``` FORMAT=commonmark_x sed 's/{{#include *\([^}]\+\):\([^}]\+\)}}/!include\`format="$FORMAT", snippetStart="", snippetEnd=""\` "\1"/; s/\[\([^]]\+\)\](\([^)]\+\.md\)#\([^)]\+\))/[\1](#\3)/g; s/{{#include *\([^:}]\+\)}}/!include\`format="$FORMAT"\` "\1"/; s/\[\([^]]\+\)\](\([^)]\+\.md\)#\([^)]\+\))/[\1](#\3)/g' ```

After the last change to `flake.nix` I get the following error from `nix build`: ``` Configuring pandoc-3.1.3... Setup: Encountered missing or private dependencies: doctemplates >=0.11 && =0.1 && =1.5.1 &&...