Remove unused gcp/firebase dependencies #1630
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What does this change?
sbt clean notificationworkerlambda/assembly
unzip -l ~/code/mobile-n10n/notificationworkerlambda/target/scala-2.13/notificationworkerlambda.jar | tail -1
ls -lh ~/code/mobile-n10n/notificationworkerlambda/target/scala-2.13/notificationworkerlambda.jar
/notificationworkerlambda/target/scala-2.13/notificationworkerlambda.jar
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Uncompressed: 355 MB.
After
Compressed: 76M
Uncompressed: 199 MB
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