remove ancient patch floating blocks code#11281
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Lets hotfix as well. |
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fixes microsoft/pxt-microbit#6776
removes the code for patching ancient scripts that existed prior to the existence of the on start block, back when we allowed you to put code anywhere on the workspace. this was also prior to us having the share feature so i think it's very unlikely that any of these scripts are floating around in the wild.
if someone had a hex file that was made before this time (10 years ago), then they could possibly run into issues importing it into makecode, but i think it's just as likely to fail for many other reasons given how different everything is now! they can always import it into one of the older versions of makecode like v0