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Remove broken top-level build scripts #144
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These are all broken because they assume the difference of "src" at the top level, which ceased to exist in 3b93477. Note: other stuff on the top-level is still broken, like "testonly" and therefore "test" as well, which in turn means that Travis CI is broken (and would be anyway because top-level Flow "check" is broken; I haven't tested Flow inside "packages/*" yet).
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These are all broken because they assume the difference of "src" at the top level, which ceased to exist in 3b93477.
Note: other stuff on the top-level is still broken, like "testonly" and therefore "test" as well, which in turn means that Travis CI is broken (and would be anyway because top-level Flow "check" is broken; I haven't tested Flow inside "packages/*" yet).