[Cleanup] Remove C3 and D3 library#10328
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These libraries do not appear to be used anywhere but are in htdocs, unmanaged by npm. At one point they were used for visualizations, but they are no longer used on the dashboard widgets and I could not find any references to them. "c3" and "d3" are common in hex strings, so it's possible I missed one, but as far as I can tell these are no longer necessary.
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@CamilleBeau That is being imported from node_modules (ie. using the version of C3 managed by npm.) This is only deleting the copy in htdocs. |
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These libraries do not appear to be used anywhere but are in htdocs, unmanaged by npm.
At one point they were used for visualizations, but they are no longer used on the dashboard widgets and I could not find any references to them. "c3" and "d3" are common in hex strings, so it's possible I missed one, but as far as I can tell these are no longer necessary.