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Fix Check Nix flake CI failures#615

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Fix Check Nix flake CI failures#615
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Summary

  • Update flake.lock to current nixpkgs-unstable (June 16) so the flake-checker 30-day freshness check passes
  • Disable FlakeHub in magic-nix-cache-action to match the update-flake-dependencies workflow and avoid auth noise in logs

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  • Check Nix flake workflow passes on this PR
  • nix flake check succeeds locally (optional)

The flake-checker rejects nixpkgs inputs older than 30 days; also disable FlakeHub in the cache action since this repo does not use it.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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