Remove Deprecated "add2Home" Dependency - #74621
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Prep work for the conversion from Sprockets to Propshaft. I can't find any evidence that we've been using this, and I can't get it to appear when using an ios emulator on SauceLabs. My understanding is that we are also moving away from focusing on a mobile-first experience, so rather than taking the time to migrate this dependency to Propshaft, I propose we just remove it. Any objections? Are we actually using this somewhere that I'm not aware of, or do we have any other reason to want to hold on to it? The last relevant PR I could find is from 2015: #4602
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Prep work for the conversion from Sprockets to Propshaft.
I can't find any evidence that we've been using this, and I can't get it to appear when using an ios emulator on SauceLabs.It appears that this does still work on mobile safari, but is broken on chrome on iOS.My understanding is that we are also moving away from focusing on a mobile-first experience, and in general would prefer our application to have consistent behavior on all platforms, so rather than taking the time to migrate this dependency to Propshaft, I propose we just remove it.
Any objections? Are we actually using this somewhere that I'm not aware of, or do we have any other reason to want to hold on to it?
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The last relevant PR I could find is from 2015: #4602
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I can't find any tests that reference this, either by checking for its presence or accommodating its dismissal.