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chore: remove project management scripts#15

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Remove project automation scripts that were committed in error; these live outside the repo.

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@kristopherjturner kristopherjturner merged commit 0c023a1 into main Mar 23, 2026
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Pull request overview

Removes project management / automation PowerShell scripts that were accidentally committed and are intended to live outside the repository, keeping the repo focused on toolkit scripts and in-repo automation.

Changes:

  • Delete the GitHub Project sync/backfill script (sync-issues-to-project.ps1).
  • Delete helper scripts used to batch-commit/push workflow updates and backfill ID fields across repos.

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File Description
scripts/sync-issues-to-project.ps1 Removes org/project issue sync + field backfill automation that shouldn’t live in-repo.
scripts/commit-id-field-workflows.ps1 Removes local machine batch commit/push helper script.
scripts/backfill-id-field.ps1 Removes one-off project item ID backfill script.

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