Do not treat deprecation as an error#1744
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Description
Abstract
We have been upgrading deprecation warnings to errors in some packages, but I am removing this in this pull-request.
Turning warnings into errors is useful for maintaining good code, but turning deprecation into errors can cause build errors, preventing external libraries from implementing a transition period based on a normal API lifecycle.
Background
After awf/autoware_lanelet2_extension#88 build error has occured on build test.
https://github.com/tier4/scenario_simulator_v2/actions/runs/19520881881
However, the pull request does not make any breaking changes to the API, and follows the correct API replacement practice of using deprecation.
Destructive Changes
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Known Limitations
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