chore: Cleanup unnecessary script

[trishaanand]

Description

This file got committed as part of a very large PR by mistake. Cleaning this up from code since its not needed.

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  • Removed an outdated internal tool used for standardizing naming conventions.

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Walkthrough

The pull request removes the update-tenant-client.sh shell script. This script was responsible for navigating to the project’s app/client/src directory and processing files with specific extensions. It searched for filenames containing "tenant" or "tentant", renaming them and replacing corresponding text content with "organization" and "Organization". The script also created backups of original files, used sed for content replacement, and cleaned up temporary files once the updates were complete.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
update-tenant-client.sh	Removed shell script that renamed file names and updated file content by replacing "tenant"/"tentant" with "organization"/"Organization", including backup and cleanup.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant S as Shell Script
    participant FS as File System

    U->>S: Execute script
    S->>FS: Change directory to app/client/src
    S->>FS: Find files with .ts, .tsx, .js, .jsx (excluding images/videos)
    loop For each matching file
        S->>FS: Check for "tenant" or "tentant" in filename
        S->>FS: Backup file and rename if needed
        S->>FS: Replace content ("tenant"/"tentant" -> "organization"/"Organization")
    end
    S->>FS: Delete temporary backup files if unchanged
    S->>U: Display completion message

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Poem

In the realm where code did tread,
A script now rests, its task well-spread.
Tenant names no longer roam,
Organization stands as home.
A farewell wave with digital cheer,
Clean code echoes far and near!

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