eliminate op documentation mentioning defunct CORE_OPS_*

src/ops/core.ops

@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ internal use only; don't emit these opcodes.
 
 =item B<end>()
 
-Halts the interpreter. (Must be op #0, CORE_OPS_end). See also B<exit>.
+Halts the interpreter. See also B<exit>.
 
 =cut
 
@@ -63,26 +63,22 @@ inline op end() :base_core :check_event :flow {
 =item B<noop>()
 
 Does nothing other than waste an iota of time and 32 bits of bytecode space.
-(Must be op #1, CORE_OPS_noop)
 
 =item B<check_events>()
 
 Check the event queue and run event handlers if there are unhandled events.
 Note: This opcode is mainly for testing. It should not be necessary to ever
 use it explicitly.
-(Must be op #3, CORE_OPS_check_events).
 
 =item B<check_events__>()
 
 Check the event queue and run event handlers if there are unhandled events.
 Note: Do B<not> use this opcode. It is for internal use only.
-(Must be op #4, CORE_OPS_check_events__).
 
 =item B<wrapper__>()
 
 Internal opcode to wrap unknown ops from loaded opcode libs.
 Don't use.
-(Must be op #5, CORE_OPS_wrapper__).
 
 =item B<load_bytecode>(in STR)
 

t/tools/dev/searchops/samples.pm

@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ pseudo-core.ops - Parrot Core Ops
 
 =item B<end>()
 
-Halts the interpreter. (Must be op #0, CORE_OPS_end). See also B<exit>.
+Halts the interpreter. See also B<exit>.
 
 =cut