Remove aws-smithy-runtime-test from 0.55.x #2586
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jdisanti
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Motivation and Context
The
aws-smithy-runtime-testcrate has repeatedly caused an issue each time we releasedaws-sdk-rustfrom thesmithy-rs-release-0.55.xbranch. Example PRs for fixing the issue inaws-sdk-rustincludeThis PR will remove the crate in question from the release branch so that next time we release from
smithy-rs-release-0.55.x, we do not need to deal with what's listed above.The issue only occurs in the
smithy-rs-release-0.55.xbranch, and the main branch, as of this writing, no longer has it because the crate has moved fromaws/sdk/integration-teststoaws/sra-test.By submitting this pull request, I confirm that you can use, modify, copy, and redistribute this contribution, under the terms of your choice.