Remove redundant Python script formatting from README generation#1879
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Remove redundant Python script formatting from README generation#1879
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Signed-off-by: Rob Mulla <rob.mulla@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Rob Mulla <rob.mulla@gmail.com>
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Now that
generate_support_matrices.shnatively injects fully-formed UI format strings directly into the upstream CSV deliverables, we no longer need downstream Python scripts attempting to intercept and reshape the statuses.Changes
python3 scripts/update_all_matrices.pyfrom the Buildkite commit wrapper.python scripts/combine_matrices.pyfrom the GitHub Action.update_readme.pynow points directly to the coremodel_support_matrix.csv.merge_metrics()andgenerate_markdown_table()no longer blindly try to scrape emojis or reshape fallback values, relying exclusively on the upstream's single source of truth.