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Prebuilt: drop the MiniMax-M3 and Inkling pins from the PR set - #43

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Drops everything from pr-set.json except DiffusionGemma, to get the nightly building again.

The problem

The nightly full release build has been failing since b10152. The newest published release is still b10107-mix-1911198.

Upstream master now ships its own MiniMax-M3. The unslothai#40 branch carries a second copy of it, so the two collide and the merge step fails before anything is built.

The change

Two entries come out.

ggml-org#24523 (MiniMax-M3) is closed. The resolver already skips closed PRs, so this line has no effect today and is only cleanup.

unslothai#40 is the entry that actually breaks the build. It existed for one reason: to let ggml-org#24523 and Inkling sit in the set together, which they could not do otherwise. With ggml-org#24523 gone that job no longer exists, and the MiniMax-M3 half of the branch now duplicates what upstream ships.

That leaves a single pin:

ggml-org #24423 (DiffusionGemma) @ c3fb97241

What this means for Inkling

ggml-org#25731 was in the set only by way of #40, so it comes out as well.

It cannot just be pinned on its own instead, because its current head does not merge onto master either. Putting it back needs a rebased branch, which is separate work, and pinning it as-is would leave the nightly red for a different reason.

Verification

Replayed on b10165: the one remaining pin merges cleanly, with no unmerged paths. pr-set.json passes the checks in unsloth-pr-set-lint.yml.

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