chore(grouping): Clean up embeddings utils#104286
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I believe @Mihir-Mavalankar performed a bunch of deletions related to this code, perhaps he has some context if this should get removed as well |
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This file appears mostly unused. (No case-sensitive references to function names anywhere in the `sentry`/`getsentry` repos.) If so, is it fair game to clean up? Appears so.
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This file appears mostly unused. (No case-sensitive references to function names anywhere in the
sentry/getsentryrepos.) If so, is it fair game to clean up? Appears so.