Remove outdated guidelines

[hcarreras]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on repository maintenance by removing a collection of documentation files that are no longer relevant or up-to-date. The changes streamline the project's internal guidelines, ensuring that only current and accurate information is maintained, thereby reducing potential confusion and improving the overall clarity of the project's documentation.

Highlights

• Documentation Cleanup: Several outdated markdown files related to setup procedures and technical practices have been removed from the repository.
• AWS S3 Guidelines Removed: The setup/create_amazon_bucket.md file, which contained instructions for creating AWS S3 buckets and IAM users, has been deleted.
• Pair Programming Guidelines Removed: The setup/pairing_setup.md file, detailing practices for co-authoring commits and keyboard layouts for pair programming, has been removed.
• Technical Practices Documentation Removed: Files covering bug triaging (technical_practices/bug_triaging.md), CSS/SCSS BEM methodology (technical_practices/css.md), design research (technical_practices/how_and_why_we_do_design_research.md), and Test-Driven Development (TDD) (technical_practices/tdd_testdriven_development.md) have all been deleted.

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Changelog

• setup/create_amazon_bucket.md
  • Removed file containing guidelines for AWS S3 bucket and IAM user setup.
• setup/pairing_setup.md
  • Removed file containing guidelines for pair programming, including co-authoring commits and keyboard setup.
• technical_practices/bug_triaging.md
  • Removed file outlining bug reporting, fixing procedures, and prevention tools.
• technical_practices/css.md
  • Removed file detailing CSS/SCSS BEM methodology guidelines.
• technical_practices/how_and_why_we_do_design_research.md
  • Removed file explaining design research methodologies and their importance.
• technical_practices/tdd_testdriven_development.md
  • Removed file providing an overview of Test-Driven Development (TDD).

Activity

• The pull request was created by hcarreras to remove outdated guidelines.

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Code Review

This pull request removes several outdated guidelines related to creating Amazon buckets, pair programming, bug triaging, CSS/SCSS, design research, and test-driven development. The removal of these files suggests a shift in practices or a consolidation of documentation elsewhere. No specific style guide violations were detected as the changes primarily involve file removals.