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[MAINT] Do not use conda-build 25.1.2 to fix Conda package workflow #2001

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Conda workflow has been failing due to issues with LIEF, which jumped to 0.16.1 in CI. Bring conda-build version down to 25.1.1 while waiting for stability to improve.

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Deleted rendered PR docs from intelpython.github.com/dpctl, latest should be updated shortly. 🤞

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Array API standard conformance tests for dpctl=0.19.0dev0=py310h93fe807_525 ran successfully.
Passed: 894
Failed: 2
Skipped: 118

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coverage: 88.224%. remained the same
when pulling 83c6dc8 on pin-conda-build-25-1-1
into 61af21b on master.

@ndgrigorian ndgrigorian merged commit a34686f into master Feb 19, 2025
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@ndgrigorian ndgrigorian deleted the pin-conda-build-25-1-1 branch February 19, 2025 20:09
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