Decouple build nixpkgs from released nixpkgs #401
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The eager update to use 20.03 to *build* the flake accidentally made the site use the 20.03 manual. This change allows us to move forward the infrastructure of the site in preparation for a release, without actually using that version's manual. Additionally, it's not much of an issue, the list of AMIs could have been using the wrong list (of an unreleased branch), though as it requires manual involvement of the team it wouldn't have been an issue. Fixes #400.
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The eager update to use 20.03 to build the flake accidentally made the
site use the 20.03 manual.
This change allows us to move forward the infrastructure of the site
in preparation for a release, without actually using that version's
manual.
Additionally, it's not much of an issue, the list of AMIs could have
been using the wrong list (of an unreleased branch), though as it
requires manual involvement of the team it wouldn't have been an issue.
Fixes #400.