Maximilian Bosch c1c37f3200 flakes: throw an error if follows-declaration for an input is invalid
I recently got fairly confused why the following expression didn't have
any effect

    {
      description = "Foobar";
      inputs.sops-nix = {
        url = github:mic92/sops-nix;
        inputs.nixpkgs_22_05.follows = "nixpkgs";
      };
    }

until I found out that the input was called `nixpkgs-22_05` (please note
the dash vs. underscore).

IMHO it's not a good idea to not throw an error in that case and
probably leave end-users rather confused, so I implemented a small check
for that which basically checks whether `follows`-declaration from
overrides actually have corresponding inputs in the transitive flake.

In fact this was done by accident already in our own test-suite where
the removal of a `follows` was apparently forgotten[1].

Since the key of the `std::map` that holds the `overrides` is a vector
and we have to find the last element of each vector (i.e. the override)
this has to be done with a for loop in O(n) complexity with `n` being
the total amount of overrides (which shouldn't be that large though).

Please note that this doesn't work with nested expressions, i.e.

    inputs.fenix.inputs.nixpkgs.follows = "...";

which is a known problem[2].

For the expression demonstrated above, an error like this will be
thrown:

    error: sops-nix has a `follows'-declaration for a non-existant input nixpkgs_22_05!

[1] 2664a216e5
[2] https://github.com/NixOS/nix/issues/5790
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