add two broken packages which have broken hash

[julian-belina]

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[julian-belina]

Hello,

I would like to mark the build of these two packages as broken. Unfortunately, the tags to the commits of both recipes has been deleted and now point to another commit. So the hashes are no longer valid.

@conda-forge/ethos_penalps
@conda-forge/geokit
I am maintainer for both of these packages so I hope its okay to mark the checklist.

[jaimergp]

Tags should be immutable and we can't replace versions with new commits. It's better to cut a new release (e.g. 1.0.1) addressing the problem. If upstream decided to do it differently, in conda-forge we could add a 1.0.post1 but in general the rule goes by "once tagged, assume it can be packaged as such".