Stop caching the depot registries when a local registry is used - #128
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A local registry is a git clone that `Pkg.Registry.update` advances by rebasing, and one that fails to rebase stays broken in the cache for every later run, so resolution quietly falls back to stale registry data and reports it as unsatisfiable compat bounds. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
A local registry lives in the depot as a git clone rather than General's packed form, and
Pkg.Registry.updateadvances it by rebasing. A clone that fails to rebase stays broken in the cache for every later run, so the registry stops updating and a compat floor on a new version fails as unsatisfiable. Skip the registry cache where a local registry is used. Repos without one are unaffected.