Remove Vertex Standard radio drivers #1415
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These drivers are known to be problematic in general, but also have not been converted for use in chirp-next. This removes these from the tree as there is no plan to modernize or fix them at this time. Also, Vertex and Yaesu radios are very fragile (as Vertex/Yaesu has stated) and so removing support for them is probably best anyway. The Yaesu drivers are, at least, widely used but these Vertex ones are clearly not. So, this also reduces/removes potential problems. If someone comes back to fix them in the future, they can be added back. Since they're only usable in/by chirp-legacy there's really no need to keep them alive in the main tree. Note that this will remove them from the supported radios list. Related to #11319 Related to #679 Related to #677 Related to #605 Related to #7599 Related to #9499
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These drivers are known to be problematic in general, but also have
not been converted for use in chirp-next. This removes these from the
tree as there is no plan to modernize or fix them at this time.
If someone comes back to fix them in the future, they can be added
back. Since they're only usable in/by chirp-legacy there's really no
need to keep them alive in the main tree. Note that this will remove
them from the supported radios list.