enable packit for epel9

packit.yaml

@@ -9,14 +9,17 @@ jobs:
   - job: pull_from_upstream
     trigger: release
     dist_git_branches:
-      - fedora-all
+      - rawhide
+      - epel-9
 
   - job: koji_build
     trigger: commit
     dist_git_branches:
-      - fedora-all
+      - rawhide
+      - epel-9
 
   - job: bodhi_update
     trigger: commit
     dist_git_branches:
-      - fedora-all
+      - rawhide
+      - epel-9

veccore.spec

@@ -22,26 +22,14 @@ VecCore is a simple abstraction layer on top of other vectorization libraries.
 It provides an architecture-independent API for expressing vector operations on
 data. Code written with this API can then be dispatched to one of several
 backends implemented using libraries like Vc, UME::SIMD, or a scalar
-implementation. This allows one to get the best performance on platforms
-supported by Vc and UME::SIMD without losing portability to unsupported
-architectures like PowerPC, for example, where the scalar backends can be used
-instead without requiring changes in user code. Another advantage is that,
-unlike with compiler intrinsics, the same code can be compiled for SSE, AVX2,
-AVX512, etc, without modifications. With the addition of new backends, such as
-the new backend based on C++20 and std::experimental::simd, users can
-automatically take advantage of new features and better performance. This
-backend supports AVX512 on Intel/AMD64 and NEON on ARM/ARM64, with best
-performance in most cases. However, it does require compiling code in C++20
-mode, which may not always be possible, so there is still an advantage in using
-it via VecCore's implementation to have a fallback when C++20 is not avaialble.
+implementation.
 
 %package        devel
 Summary:        Development files for %{name}
 Provides:       %{name}-static = %{version}-%{release}
 
 %description    devel
-The %{name}-devel package contains header files for developing applications that
-use %{name}.
+This package contains development files for %{name}.
 
 %prep
 %forgeautosetup -p1