Delete scripts and have them downloaded from ottr-reports instead #721
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What changes are being implemented in this Pull Request?
The rationale for this is, that when updates are made to the scripts we don't have to update them with a sync, the changes will occur automatically. It is a less clumsy way to have these infrastructure type items handled.
So now the scripts are stored in ottr-reports and when they need to be used they are downloaded like:
This is a baby step toward #572
The even better solution is that all of these github action workflows are made into things that are published in marketplace. But that's a much bigger lift than what I'm doing right now. This gets us part way there.