Remove the unused ping-patterns analysis script#3528
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It was added back in 2019 and probably used once for analysis, but even the bug that tracked it is rather quiet about that. It's not been touched since then and probably noone around understands how it works or what exactly it's supposed to do. It still runs if you hold it right. We might just as well remove it now.
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It was added back in 2019 and probably used once for analysis, but even the bug that tracked it is rather quiet about that. It's not been touched since then and probably noone around understands how it works or what exactly it's supposed to do.
It still runs if you hold it right.
We might just as well remove it now.