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Why
The repo had leftover GitHub Actions workflows and script utilities that aren’t being used/maintained on this branch. Keeping them around adds noise and ongoing maintenance cost.
What
Overview of the changes made
Removed CI workflow files under .github/workflows/.
Removed legacy/unneeded scripts under scripts/ (and any related scaffolding files those scripts depended on).
Tests
No automated tests required — this PR only removes workflows/scripts and does not change library runtime code.
Risk and impact
What is the risk level of the change and why?
Minimal
This PR is deletion-only and doesn’t touch the package’s runtime behavior.
What is the impact if something does go wrong with this PR?
CI automation (lint/test/release jobs) may no longer run from this repo until workflows are reintroduced.
Any contributors relying on the removed scripts would need to recreate them or use documented alternatives.