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See individual commit messages for reasoning. (Also somewhat related to #5 in that some of this is removing scripts from elsewhere that are likely better maintained in their own repositories/domains.)
Stragglers that I'm unsure about:
misc/header.py
: Template file for new files with GPL copyright blurb andvi
mode lines.misc/offsets.py
: Script to get some statistics about common offsets. Might still be relevant/useful and doesn't seem like code suited for elsewhere.misc/pycheckerrc
: Configuration file forpychecker
. Doesn't seem to be referenced anywhere in the code. I'm leaning towards removing this: if we want a configuration file for a Python linter, it should probably be in a place where CI would pick it (either automatically or because we direct it there).flake8
orpylint
seems to be the choices to go for here though, neither of which arepychecker
. But maybe hold ontopycheckerrc
until we do implement something like this so we can crossreference the settings? Or just drop this since whipper has already moved away where morituri was in 2009 (when the file was added and last modified).misc/whipper-uninstalled
: A script to help run whipper without installing it. Not referenced anywhere and seems like something that Python virtual environments are perfectly suited for now. My vote is to either toss the script or rewrite it to usevirtualenv
(leaning towards the former).