[Do Not Merge] Add recipe for GitHub-only R package ArchR #36855
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The R package ArchR is not yet on CRAN or Bioconductor. Also, the README clearly states that it is still in Beta. Thus I am hesitant to add it to bioconda until it is more stable. On the other hand, the accompanying publication was officially published over a year ago (Feb 2021), and is clearly being heavily used by the single-cell community (already cited over 250 times!).
Thus at minimum I would like to build and upload the conda binaries to my personal Anaconda channel to facilitate reproducible installation in bioinformatics pipelines. I know trying to maintain GitHub-only R packages in addition to the thousands of others in bioconda/conda-forge is a pain, so I'll leave it to others decide if they want to officially maintain an ArchR recipe in bioconda.
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