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Delete the erc2470-libs directory and its contents, including forge-std sources, tests, scripts, and related configuration files, to reduce duplicated tooling and dependencies.

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• Delete the DeployMocks.s.sol script and associated legacy ERC2470-related tooling from the signals implicit mode library.

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This pull request focuses on streamlining the project's dependencies and tooling by removing redundant components. The primary goal is to eliminate duplicated code and configurations, leading to a cleaner and more efficient codebase. This specific change contributes to that objective by removing a script related to mock deployments that relied on a library slated for removal.

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• File Deletion: The file wagmi-project/packages/sequence-core-1.0.0/lib/signals-implicit-mode/lib/sequence-v3/script/DeployMocks.s.sol has been removed from the repository.
• Dependency Cleanup: This deletion is part of a larger effort to remove the erc2470-libs directory and its contents, aiming to reduce duplicated tooling and dependencies within the project.

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Removes the deprecated Sequence v3 mock deployment script and associated ERC-2470 library tooling to eliminate duplicated dependencies and test/support infrastructure.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Remove deprecated mock deployment script and related ERC-2470 tooling to reduce duplication.	Delete the DeployMocks.s.sol script for Sequence v3 mocks under the implicit-mode signals package. Remove the surrounding erc2470-libs directory structure, including forge-std sources, tests, scripts, and configuration files that are no longer needed.	wagmi-project/packages/sequence-core-1.0.0/lib/signals-implicit-mode/lib/sequence-v3/script/DeployMocks.s.sol

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Code Review

This pull request removes the DeployMocks.s.sol script, which is a step towards the goal of deleting the erc2470-libs directory to reduce dependency duplication. However, this change appears to be incomplete. The file lib/signals-implicit-mode/lib/sequence-v3/script/Deploy.s.sol still contains a dependency on erc2470-libs. If the directory is removed as described, this will result in a build failure. It's crucial to include all necessary updates to dependent files in this PR to ensure the codebase remains in a working state.