Obsolete and Remove Ruby Uninstaller Deprecated Upstream #2
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Upstream deprecated this uninstaller script in commits `2680637`, `c6160cd`, `135edd1`, `a8104cf`, and `e690a46` after porting it to `bash` as part of Homebrew#256. We here downstream don't need to make as many backward-compatibility promises ourselves.
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We don't need to keep it.
See also: #1.
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This PR and #1 could technically get merged in either order, but I'd like to merge this PR second anyway since an uninstaller goes semantically after an installer.)