I'm inclined to defer to your judgement here, but I would like to point out that qml-friends really does depend on friends. The frontend UI is provided by friends-app, 'friends' (particularly friends-dispatcher) really is the backend "library" and qml-friends is just a bridge between the two. So qml-friends really will not function without friends-dispatcher in place to respond to it's dbus calls.
As you say this is a workaround for a multiarch issue, but at the very least you'll need to make sure that friends-app depends on qml-friends and friends (-dispatcher, -service) in order to actually function properly on any arch/platform.
I'm inclined to defer to your judgement here, but I would like to point out that qml-friends really does depend on friends. The frontend UI is provided by friends-app, 'friends' (particularly friends-dispatcher) really is the backend "library" and qml-friends is just a bridge between the two. So qml-friends really will not function without friends-dispatcher in place to respond to it's dbus calls.
As you say this is a workaround for a multiarch issue, but at the very least you'll need to make sure that friends-app depends on qml-friends and friends (-dispatcher, -service) in order to actually function properly on any arch/platform.