I maintain the system-calls Python package upstream. It gets new version
whenever there are new system calls in the Linux kernel.
Each new version is built automatically (via Github Action) and uploaded
to the Pypi registry.
In the past I was uploading new version to Fedora rawhide.
Recently I decided to retire it from Fedora. It is a niche package, very
low user base (if at all).
If anyone wants to use it then 'pip install system-calls' will work fine.
Do I need anything more than "fedpkg retire DESCRIPTION" command? I took
it from "Fedora packaging" documentation:
https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/package-maintainers/Package_Retirement_Process/
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