refactor: Avoid writing out static-info's hash in settings_v<ver>.py - #5330
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Context
We used to write out the hash in the generated settings file.
Change Summary
Cleaned up the code writing out hash in settingsgen.py.
Note that, the hash(es) is/are still computed and used to detect duplicate class structure within that file.
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