Purge all legacy fenics content ready for new fenicsx#583
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You may want to keep the environment.yml for now and we'll adapt it? just as a reminder that we need it
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You may wanna keep this one?
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I can add in the .yaml files, but they call for the download of legacy fenics, this may be an easy change to fenicsx though |
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Purging everything related to the previous version of fenics
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