Delete duplicated docs folders #3780
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Somehow (apparently after #3494) we wound up with a bunch of duplicate folders in our repo, both the old title-case names and the new lower-case names. All of the remaining files in the title-case directories have their last change in #3343, well before #3494, so I don't believe we're losing any intermediate changes by deleting them. I'm not sure how this happened, but it seems to be an easy fix.
cloutiertyler
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Nov 26, 2025
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Description of Changes
Somehow (apparently after #3494) we wound up with a bunch of duplicate folders in our repo, both the old title-case names and the new lower-case names. All of the remaining files in the title-case directories have their last change in #3343, well before #3494, so I don't believe we're losing any intermediate changes by deleting them. I'm not sure how this happened, but it seems to be an easy fix.
API and ABI breaking changes
N/a
Expected complexity level and risk
2 - some small possibility that I accidentally deleted an intentional change that got borked by a merge conflict or something. I don't think I did, tho, based on the age of the git blame on the files deleted here.
Testing
None