Remove mention of disabling view expiration check

The PR to allow disabling checks for expired views (#31206) was reverted because it didn't account for third party views. The docs still mentions the 'expires' option and this confused as I didn't see it make any difference. Digging into the view Complier code made me realize that this update must have been removed.

Author: Krisell

views.md

@@ -228,9 +228,3 @@ Compiling views during the request negatively impacts performance, so Laravel pr
 You may use the `view:clear` command to clear the view cache:
 
     php artisan view:clear
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-Typically, you can assume that views will **never** be modified in your production environment. Therefore, you can usually disable the file modification checks Laravel makes to determine if views are expired by modifying the `expires` option within your `view` configuration file:
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-    'expires' => env('APP_ENV') !== 'production',
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-> {note} You must run `php artisan view:cache` during your deployment process to disable checking for expired views.