Refactor uninstaller to support new Liqo Authentication and peering #737
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Co-authored-by: Alessandro Olivero <aleoli96@gmail.com>
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Description
This PR refactors the pre-delete uninstall logic in order to be compliant with the new Liqo authentication and peering.
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