fix: devex: Remove local seed servers with invalid package entries #434
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Fixes #49 This removes 36 servers that had package entries pointing to non-existent packages on PyPI or npm. These servers either: 1. Never published their packages to the registries, or 2. Used incorrect package identifiers (e.g., GitHub usernames instead of package names) Since these servers cannot be installed via package managers and lack valid package metadata, they have been removed from the registry.
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Fixes #49
This PR removes 36 servers from the seed file that had package entries pointing to non-existent packages on PyPI or npm registries.
Summary
The issue reported that many servers in the registry had
packagesfields referencing non-existent packages. These servers either never published to package registries or used incorrect identifiers.Changes
Affected Servers
Servers removed include those pointing to non-existent:
The registry now contains only servers with valid, installable packages.