The attached patch removes the native-inputs on qemu-minimal for both
grub-efi and grub-minimal, neither of which actually use qemu-minimal it
because tests are disabled.

It is possible the removal of "qemu" was sufficient when using labels
but the switch away from labels may have left grub-efi and grub-minimal
with a fairly large dependency chain due to qemu-minimal, despite not
really using it.

I did not test all reverse dependents yet, but both grub-efi and
grub-minimal still build.

Dropping qemu-minimal from native-inputs really helps on architectures
with poor substitute availability, such as aarch64!

Since Efraim and Ludo were both authors of the relevent commits fixing
and/or (re)introducing this issue, I reach out for your wisdom, or at
least your thoughts!

Efraim also happens to be on the embedded team, which technically covers
gnu/packages/bootloaders.scm, although grub being an embedded thing
seems a bit of a stretch, given it is a commonly used bootloader on a
largely dominant mostly not embedded platform. I guess it is kind of an
embedded project unto itself? sort of? hrmpf.


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