Installing ukify.py doesn't require a working UEFI architecture, but only that the bootloader option is enabled (and python3). On Debian Arch: all packages (like python scripts) can theorethically be built on any builder with any architecture, so there's no guarantee that it will actually be an EFI-enabled architecture to do that package build. Relax the requirement to check only for the ukify config option.
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