DEV: Remove the legacy widget code #206
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Remove usages of `glimmer_post_stream_mode` in tests across various files, including acceptance and system-level specs, where it was used to toggle testing behavior. This reduces test complexity and ensures coverage without dependency on this feature flag, which is being phased out.
Remove deprecated `discourse.post-stream-widget-overrides` and associated legacy widget customizations. This cleanup reduces technical debt, ensures future maintainability, and aligns with the latest framework improvements.
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Remove usages of
glimmer_post_stream_modein tests across various files, including acceptance and system-level specs, where it was used to toggle testing behavior. This reduces test complexity and ensures coverage without dependency on this feature flag, which is being phased out.