Update to a newer version of our crystal flake #156
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The main nixpkgs repo is doing a better job of staying up-to-date with crystal releases, so I've removed most of what we were doing to build our own crystal compiler, and drop down to just some quality-of-life wrapping with common libraries. Also now updating cb to use newer versions can happen by only updating the nixpkgs reference here, since the crunchydata/nixpkgs flake can be told to follow that input.
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| # The point is for the user to remove these configuration records | |||
| # one by one as the reported problems are removed from the code base. | |||
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| # Seems broken in current (v1.6.1) build of ameba, so disabling | |||
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The main nixpkgs repo is doing a better job of staying up-to-date with crystal releases, so I've removed most of what we were doing to build our own crystal compiler, and drop down to just some quality-of-life wrapping with common libraries.
Also now updating cb to use newer versions can happen by only updating the nixpkgs reference here, since the crunchydata/nixpkgs flake can be told to follow that input.