remove all no-revision packages

I do not see any reason for them to exist permanently.
I don't feel upstreams should be able to decide whether
Stackage uses revisions or not for their package:
they are used by cabal-install anyway.

Obviously from time to time this may be a useful tool
if a revision conflicts with stackage's bounds
but it should not be a permanent lever IMHO.

build-constraints.yaml

@@ -9368,22 +9368,12 @@ hide:
 - zip # conflicts with Codec.Archive.Zip in zip-archive
 
 
-# Experimental: packages where Hackage cabal file revisions should be ignored.
+# Packages where Hackage cabal file revisions should be ignored.
 #
 # This always use the cabal file shipped with the sdist tarball instead of the latest revision.
 #
 # This only supports pinning to the initial release (revision 0), not to an arbitrary revision.
-no-revisions:
-- mime-mail
-- basement
-- cryptonite
-- foundation
-- gauge
-- http-download
-- rio-prettyprint
-- hi-file-parser
-- aura
-- hoogle # https://github.com/commercialhaskell/stackage/issues/7496
+no-revisions: []
 
 # Note, this no longer actually does anything with curator2 unfortunately:
 # Do not build these packages in parallel with others. Useful for high memory