Remove accidentally included boost header #3518
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I just noticed that in #3083 I accidentally pulled a patched header from boost into rdkit (and nobody noticed!). This removes this header.
I was using boost 1.68 to build rdkit, and I remember I had a memory error that looked like the one described in boostorg/serialization#104. I used this patched header for the memtesting (which did actually make the bug go away), but never intended to check it into repo. I still don't know how that happened.