Clean up README#110
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mhvk merged 2 commits intoliberfa:masterfrom Apr 14, 2026
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Travis has not been used since 5c9e64e (Move testing to github actions).
Previously the README advertised how a script from the `erfa-fetch` repository can be used to create a single-file version of ERFA, but it has been reported on GitHub years ago that the output of that script cannot be compiled, and nobody has showed any interest in fixing it.
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The first commit removes the Travis build status section from the README. Travis has not been used since 5c9e64e, so there is no reason to mention it in the README at all.
The second commit removes references to the single-file version of ERFA that the
source_flattener.pyscript from theerfa-fetchrepository is supposed to produce. There are two separate issues opened on GitHub that report that the output ofsource_flattener.pydoes not compile, and nobody has shown any interest in fixing the script. The README should not advertise broken code. See also liberfa/erfa-fetch#15