doc: remove deprecated tuf/server client docs #1768
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These documents describe TUF server (mostly key management) and client (mostly targets delegation) operations referring to a long outdated TUF specification and suggesting the use of long gone python-tuf tooling. A deprecation disclaimer was added to the document headers already in 2014 (see b84225f). I think it is safe to remove them. Signed-off-by: Lukas Puehringer <[email protected]>
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These documents describe TUF server (mostly key management) and
client (mostly targets delegation) operations referring to a long
outdated TUF specification and suggesting the use of long gone
python-tuf tooling.
A deprecation disclaimer was added to the document headers already
in 2014 (see b84225f).
I think it is safe to remove them.