Removing fictitious import (terrapower#906)

armi/physics/fuelCycle/fuelHandlerFactory.py

@@ -31,18 +31,10 @@ def fuelHandlerFactory(operator):
     fuelHandlerModulePath = cs["shuffleLogic"]
 
     if not fuelHandlerClassName:
-        # User did not request a custom fuel handler.
-        # This is code coupling that should be untangled.
-        # Special case for equilibrium-mode shuffling
-        if cs["eqDirect"] and cs["runType"].lower() == RunTypes.STANDARD.lower():
-            from terrapower.physics.neutronics.equilibrium import fuelHandler as efh
-
-            return efh.EqDirectFuelHandler(operator)
-        else:
-            # give the default FuelHandler. This does not have an implemented outage, but
-            # still offers moving capabilities. Useful when you just need to make explicit
-            # moves but do not have a fully-defined fuel management input.
-            return fuelHandlers.FuelHandler(operator)
+        # give the default FuelHandler. This does not have an implemented outage, but
+        # still offers moving capabilities. Useful when you just need to make explicit
+        # moves but do not have a fully-defined fuel management input.
+        return fuelHandlers.FuelHandler(operator)
 
     # User did request a custom fuel handler. We must go find and import it
     # from the input directory.

armi/utils/pathTools.py

@@ -201,7 +201,7 @@ def cleanPath(path, mpiRank=0):
     with full permissions on the cluster. You could accidentally delete everyone's work
     with one misplaced line! This doesn't ask questions.
 
-    Safety nets include a whitelist of paths.
+    Safety nets include an allow-list of paths.
 
     This makes use of shutil.rmtree and os.remove