here's what I don't like about I1:
 - it doesn't ensure dependency versions are compatible across all the various 
extras in each container architecture
 - it still means that `ci-lint` or `ci-gpu` could wind up with different 
package versions from `ci-cpu`

I do agree that most of the large direct dependencies are quite pinned, and we 
could probably accomplish a lot from a ci-constraints.txt which just explicitly 
pins those direct dependencies.





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