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flake based on Nixpkgs Python #163

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  1. Fix AMI lookup for aarch64

    While I know I've manually tested this functionality, it appears
    that I've only confirmed the automatic setting of hostPlatform, but
    not the AMI selection. The mistake was that I'd run it on an existing
    deployment where the AMI was specified manually. After instance
    creation, the AMI is irrelevant, and NixOps does not report anything
    about it. That seems to be a desirable behavior, as the original AMI
    *should* have no effect on the system state, and updates to the AMIs
    could therefore cause unnecessary messages; especially when a new NixOS
    comes out (amazon-ec2-amis.nix update) or when you upgrade the machines.
    roberth committed Feb 29, 2024
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  3. Restore NixOS 20.09 support...

    ... for basically no other reason than testing the polyfill.
    roberth committed Feb 29, 2024
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  4. maint: Add flake.nix based on Nixpkgs solution

    This should keep maintenance a bit simpler, by avoiding poetry2nix.
    The Nixpkgs approach needs to be supported anyway.
    roberth committed Feb 29, 2024
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