🌱 Drop unused runtime features for the in-memory provider #9778
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Same. Interesting, didn't realize there is that much that we don't use |
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What this PR does / why we need it:
When we envisioned the in-memory provider we were thinking of adding some special behavior to it to create a sort of Chaos agent. Given that this idea has been on hold for a couple of months now, I'm cleaning up the part of the codebase we created to make this possible which is now un-used.
We can eventually re-introduce them back later if necessary
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