Remove context7.json

[markmcd]

Ownership claim is made, we can clean this up now.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request performs a targeted cleanup by removing the context7.json configuration file. The removal is a direct consequence of a prior ownership claim, indicating that the file's contents are no longer relevant or required for the project's operation.

Highlights

• File Removal: The context7.json file, which contained a URL and a public key, has been completely removed from the repository. This action is a cleanup following an ownership claim.

Changelog

• context7.json
  • Removed the file as it is no longer needed after an ownership claim.

Activity

• The pull request was opened by markmcd with the explicit goal of removing the context7.json file.
• The author stated that an ownership claim has been made, justifying the file's removal as a cleanup action.
• No further review comments or activities have been recorded since the pull request's creation.

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Code Review

This pull request removes the context7.json file. Based on the description, this is a cleanup task after an ownership claim has been processed. The change is straightforward and I see no issues with it. The deletion is clean and doesn't appear to leave any broken references in the provided context.