refactor: remove legacy bash scripts #370
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- Removes all automation bash scripts as they are no longer supported and have been replaced with other processes - Moves the saveCMDBRepos script into the execution side of the bash scripts as it is still in use - Removes any execution scripts that are no longer support and have been replaced with other commands
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Motivation and Context
This is pretty much the final stage into deprecating direct access to the hamlet bash engine. The cli is feature complete with what was in these scripts now and anything that is required for specific cases should be added as runbooks if they are no longer supported directly in hamlet.
How Has This Been Tested?
Tested locally
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