Remove ".deprecated" files #648
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This is an old version of the project. When performing a sparse checkout of the repository this adds 10MB of storage that is not needed. If you need to get the 4 year old state, you can check out an older commit instead.
This removes the remains of de4340a These files were accidentally created by (probably accidentally) running `git init --bare`, and then in the same folder also creating a non-bare repository which tracked the git internal files. Many of the files from the mentioned commit were already removed in a6f3b3c
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Hello!
Thank you very much for all the work you put into your great tool!
I stumbled over a few remains of previous work that are no longer needed (e.g. the folder ".deprecated" that was untouched for 4 years). Removing them makes it easier to spot the work you do (and also when cloning the repository as a shallow clone it reduces the size). If one needs to get the other files, they can still check out an old commit of this repository.
Other question: I saw that in many of your dev-tools scripts you define e.g. the same colours and I wondered if you would like to have them defined in a central "lib.sh" file which you can source in all the rest of the scripts. That way, if you ever need to change anything, you only need to do that in one place. If you would like that, I could create a pull request for that, too.