Mark http-parser unwanted in ELN #1056
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Previously maintained as a dependency of tang, it was also a dependency of libgit2. http-parser is unmaintained upstream, and tang has been ported to llhttp. libgit2 needs to do the same so that http-parser can be dropped from ELN, but this marks it unwanted in the meantime.
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Previously maintained as a dependency of tang, it was also a dependency of libgit2. http-parser is unmaintained upstream, and tang has been ported to llhttp. libgit2 needs to do the same so that http-parser can be dropped from ELN, but this marks it unwanted in the meantime.
This is a follow-up to #1054
/cc @sergio-correia