Fix nightly build by updating pixi and constraining to --platform in pixi_install_wheel.py
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What
The fact that
examples-commondoes not support linux-arm was still leading to pixi confusion when trying to install the wheel into the environment, even though it should be totally valid.Just updating the wheel for the current platform we are testing appears to work around the problem.