Remove setScores functionality and delete lib/submit-scores.js

[Copilot]

This PR removes all references to the setScores function and deletes the lib/submit-scores.js file as part of cleanup efforts.

Changes

• Removed the import of setScores from bin/spark-evaluate.js
• Removed the setScores parameter from the startEvaluate function call in bin/spark-evaluate.js
• Removed the setScores parameter from the startEvaluate function signature in index.js
• Deleted lib/submit-scores.js which contained the setScores implementation

Context

The setScores function was used to submit scores to https://spark-rewards.fly.dev/scores but is no longer needed. The file even had a TODO comment indicating tests were never written for it.

Testing

• Verified all references to setScores and submit-scores have been removed from the codebase
• Ran npx standard --fix to ensure code formatting is correct
• All unit tests that don't require external dependencies are passing (78 passing)

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Original prompt

Remove all references to setScores, remove the file lib/submit-scores.js and related tests. Run npm test to verify that all tests pass. Run npm run lint:fix to fix formatting.

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[bajtos]

This is a follow-up for #569