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## Walkthrough
The pull request involves an update to the `meta.yaml` file for the `GenoFLU` package. The changes include an increment in the version number from "1.03" to "1.04", indicating a new release. Additionally, the SHA256 checksum has been modified from "fe814ff8e256b57e32a3398d4c16d449eb6222cbb02869bd876534484c5b070e" to "f8dabd01e5f0fe00443b8991bf31dca38aa4d0064a564fb237dc4e9f0f1eec31". This update is essential for verifying the integrity of the new package source. No other structural or content modifications have been made to the file.
## Possibly related PRs
- #50977: Updates the `meta.yaml` file for the `biobb_structure_checking` package, changing the version and SHA256 checksum.
- #51128: Updates the `meta.yaml` file for the `orthologer` package, including changes to the version and SHA256 checksum.
- #51430: Updates the `meta.yaml` file for the `biobb_amber` package, reflecting changes to the version and SHA256 checksum.
- #51431: Updates the `meta.yaml` file for the `biobb_analysis` package, which includes version and SHA256 checksum updates.
- #51601: Updates the `meta.yaml` file for the `biobb_dna` package, changing the version and SHA256 checksum.
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