Remove unused pip's code #57
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The code was copied from pip version 20.1.1. Only vcs module and its dependencies were left. Some files from utils module had some unrelated functionality removed to support this cleanup. All MYPY checks were removed as they were unused. Signed-off-by: Alexander Mazuruk <a.mazuruk@samsung.com>
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This is the first PR from a list of stuff I've done to tidy-up a bit this repository.
This one removes most of the unused code from pip.
The biggest issue I've seen was that the pip's code was contributed to this repository without necessary attributions to the original authors.
Next PR will do that on the remaining code from pip.