enh: remove discord-bot from repo

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Summary by CodeRabbit

Based on the comprehensive summary, here are the updated release notes:

• Removal

  • Completely removed Discord bot project infrastructure
  • Deleted all source code, configuration files, and project management files
  • Removed database migration scripts and user management components
  • Eliminated all event handling, message creation, and user interaction features
  • Discontinued all associated workflows and CI/CD configurations

• Impact

  • Discord bot functionality has been completely discontinued
  • Configuration and deployment settings have been eliminated

The changes represent a complete removal of the Discord bot project from the repository.

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Walkthrough

The pull request involves the complete removal of a Discord bot project located in the bot/discord directory. This comprehensive deletion encompasses all source code, configuration files, migration scripts, and associated resources. The project appears to have been a Discord integration for a game-like platform, with functionality for handling various game events such as battles, realm settlements, and hyperstructure interactions. The removal suggests a strategic decision to either discontinue this Discord bot or potentially replace it with a different implementation.

Changes

File/Directory	Change Summary
bot/discord/.gitignore	Deleted file containing Git ignore rules
bot/discord/Cargo.toml	Removed package configuration and dependencies
bot/discord/Makefile.toml	Deleted task definitions for building and running examples
bot/discord/Secrets.toml.example	Removed example configuration with sensitive tokens
bot/discord/Shuttle.toml	Deleted deployment configuration
bot/discord/migrations/	Removed SQL migration script for users table
bot/discord/src/actors/	Deleted modules for Discord message handling and event processing
bot/discord/src/commands/	Removed user management command implementations
bot/discord/src/events/	Deleted event-specific message conversion modules
bot/discord/src/constants.rs	Removed constant definitions
bot/discord/src/eternum_enums.rs	Deleted enum definitions for game resources and structures
bot/discord/src/init.rs	Removed bot initialization logic
bot/discord/src/main.rs	Deleted main application entry point
bot/discord/src/types.rs	Removed type definitions for messages and configurations
bot/discord/src/utils.rs	Deleted utility functions and structs
.github/workflows/discord-bot.yml	Deleted GitHub Actions workflow for bot project
.github/workflows/knip.yml	Modified to trigger on changes in discord-bot directory
.github/workflows/lint.yml	Modified to trigger on changes in discord-bot directory
.github/workflows/test-client.yml	Modified to trigger on changes in discord-bot directory
.github/workflows/test-contracts.yml	Modified to trigger on changes in discord-bot directory
.github/workflows/test-season-pass.yml	Modified to trigger on changes in discord-bot directory

Poem

🐰 A Discord bot, once so bright,
Vanished into the coding night
No more messages, no more cheer
Silent channels, no bot to steer
Farewell, digital friend! 🤖✨

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• .github/workflows/lint.yml
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• .github/workflows/test-client.yml
• .github/workflows/test-contracts.yml
• .github/workflows/test-season-pass.yml
• .github/workflows/discord-bot.yml

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