refactor: drop flake-utils #613
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flake-utils' main utility is making flakes easier to make. but more modernly they don't provide much utility above of overrideable systems, which is not being utlised here since `eachSystem` is being used. So instead lets remove the input and vendor our own `forAllSystems` function to recreate what we previously used flake-utils for.
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Agreed, pulling in less dependencies is usually a good thing. I'm unsure if it wouldn't be better to keep the |
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flake-utils' main utility is making flakes easier to make. but more modernly they don't provide much utility above of overrideable systems, which is not being utlised here since
eachSystemis being used. So instead lets remove the input and vendor our ownforAllSystemsfunction to recreate what we previously used flake-utils for.