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Check that PACKAGE's patches start with a comment. Return a list of warnings.
Check whether PACKAGE is a Haskell package ahead of the current Stackage LTS version.
Emit a warning if PACKAGE's origin has no meaningful file name.
Emit a warning if PACKAGE uses 'wrap-program' or similar, but "bash" or "bash-minimal" is not in its inputs. 'wrap-script' is not supported.
Check whether PACKAGE explicitly requests to run tests, which is superfluous when building natively and incorrect when cross-compiling.
Check the formatting of the source code of PACKAGE.
Emit a warning for labels that differ from the corresponding package name.
Check whether PACKAGE's name matches our guidelines.
Emit a warning if PACKAGE has an invalid 'home-page' field, or if that 'home-page' is not reachable.
Warn about type errors of the 'license' field of PACKAGE.
Check whether PACKAGE's source code is archived on Software Heritage. If it's not, and if its source code is a VCS snapshot, then send a "save" request to Software Heritage.
Software Heritage imposes limits on the request rate per client IP address. This checker prints a notice and stops doing anything once that limit has been reached.
Check whether PACKAGE uses source URLs that should be 'mirror://'.
Check for collisions that would occur when installing PACKAGE as a result of the propagated inputs it pulls in.