Remove unnecessary Groovy deprecation logging #23410
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This commit removes a deprecation log message that is printed any time the Groovy script engine is loaded. This is unnecessary because we print deprecation messages any time a Groovy script is used, so this message appears independently of whether or not a user is actually using Groovy scripts.
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This commit removes a deprecation log message that is printed any time the Groovy script engine is loaded. This is unnecessary because we print deprecation messages any time a Groovy script is used, so this message appears independently of whether or not a user is actually using Groovy scripts. Relates #23410
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This commit removes a deprecation log message that is printed any time
the Groovy script engine is loaded. This is unnecessary because we print
deprecation messages any time a Groovy script is used, so this message
appears independently of whether or not a user is actually using Groovy
scripts.
Closes #23401