Attempt targeting deeptools 4

[wm75]

Deeptools 4 is still WIP itself, but lets see if packages can be built ...

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[wm75]

@BiocondaBot please fetch artifacts

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Package(s) built are ready for inspection:

Arch	Package	Zip File / Repodata	CI	Instructions
linux-64	deeptools-4.0.0-py310h0dd40f5_0.tar.bz2	linux-64.zip	GitHub Actions	show You may also use conda to install after downloading and extracting the zip file. conda install -c ./packages <package name>
linux-64	deeptools-4.0.0-py311h87a78f4_0.tar.bz2	linux-64.zip	GitHub Actions	show You may also use conda to install after downloading and extracting the zip file. conda install -c ./packages <package name>
linux-64	deeptools-4.0.0-py312h1832f43_0.tar.bz2	linux-64.zip	GitHub Actions	show You may also use conda to install after downloading and extracting the zip file. conda install -c ./packages <package name>
linux-64	deeptools-4.0.0-py39hc20437e_0.tar.bz2	linux-64.zip	GitHub Actions	show You may also use conda to install after downloading and extracting the zip file. conda install -c ./packages <package name>
osx-64	deeptools-4.0.0-py310hf4f1d72_0.tar.bz2	osx-64.zip	GitHub Actions	show You may also use conda to install after downloading and extracting the zip file. conda install -c ./packages <package name>
osx-64	deeptools-4.0.0-py311hc64acde_0.tar.bz2	osx-64.zip	GitHub Actions	show You may also use conda to install after downloading and extracting the zip file. conda install -c ./packages <package name>
osx-64	deeptools-4.0.0-py312hd1d282c_0.tar.bz2	osx-64.zip	GitHub Actions	show You may also use conda to install after downloading and extracting the zip file. conda install -c ./packages <package name>
osx-64	deeptools-4.0.0-py39h69bd64b_0.tar.bz2	osx-64.zip	GitHub Actions	show You may also use conda to install after downloading and extracting the zip file. conda install -c ./packages <package name>

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Docker image(s) built:

Package	Tag	CI	Install with docker
deeptools	4.0.0--py310h0dd40f5_0	GitHub Actions	show Images are in the linux-64 zip file above.gzip -dc images/deeptools---4.0.0--py310h0dd40f5_0.tar.gz | docker load
deeptools	4.0.0--py311h87a78f4_0	GitHub Actions	show Images are in the linux-64 zip file above.gzip -dc images/deeptools---4.0.0--py311h87a78f4_0.tar.gz | docker load
deeptools	4.0.0--py312h1832f43_0	GitHub Actions	show Images are in the linux-64 zip file above.gzip -dc images/deeptools---4.0.0--py312h1832f43_0.tar.gz | docker load
deeptools	4.0.0--py39hc20437e_0	GitHub Actions	show Images are in the linux-64 zip file above.gzip -dc images/deeptools---4.0.0--py39hc20437e_0.tar.gz | docker load