Remove deprecated dashboard-access route from lib-openapi.json#1875
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We removed it from the cloud spec, need to remove it here to clear the way for future spec updates. Surprisingly annoying to keep the deprecated methods around in some languages.
Ruby was easiest: Literally just copying the diff for the deleted method to an
api_extrafile, regen, done.Python and JavaScript were the most annoying, because I couldn't think of a nice way of keeping the query struct around.