Repair Carthage usability by removing erroneous submodule reference #19
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by removing erroneous submodule reference
msemsel
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dmiluski
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In order to be able to use Carthage to manage QuizTrain as a dependency, it can't have any missing or broken submodules references in the
.gitmodulesfile. As there are no submodules for QuizTrain as it currently stands, we removed the entire file to get it to work.h/t to https://davidwalsh.name/git-remove-submodule for the instructions for proper submodule cleanup