chore: remove unused python-bootstrap-container

[parthea]

These files are no longer used for new client library generation and can be removed.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on code hygiene by eliminating an obsolete Python bootstrap container. The removal of these unused files streamlines the codebase, reduces maintenance overhead, and ensures that only relevant components are part of the project, reflecting updated client library generation processes.

Highlights

• Removal of Unused Python Bootstrap Container: The entire python-bootstrap-container directory and its contents, including configuration files (.OwlBot.yaml, .OwlBot_Without_Version.yaml, .repo-metadata.json), the Dockerfile, API definitions (apis.json), Cloud Build configuration (cloudbuild.yaml), and the entrypoint.sh script, have been removed. These files are no longer necessary as the container is not used for new client library generation.

Changelog

• containers/python-bootstrap-container/.OwlBot.yaml
  • Removed the OwlBot configuration file.
• containers/python-bootstrap-container/.OwlBot_Without_Version.yaml
  • Removed the version-agnostic OwlBot configuration file.
• containers/python-bootstrap-container/.repo-metadata.json
  • Removed the repository metadata file.
• containers/python-bootstrap-container/Dockerfile
  • Removed the Dockerfile for the Python bootstrap container.
• containers/python-bootstrap-container/apis.json
  • Removed the API definitions JSON file.
• containers/python-bootstrap-container/cloudbuild.yaml
  • Removed the Cloud Build configuration for the container.
• containers/python-bootstrap-container/entrypoint.sh
  • Removed the entrypoint script for the container.

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Code Review

This pull request is a cleanup task to remove the python-bootstrap-container directory. According to the description, these files are no longer used for new client library generation. The changes consist of deleting the entire directory, including configuration files, a Dockerfile, and a bootstrapping script. This is a good housekeeping measure that improves repository maintainability by removing unused components. The changes are consistent and look correct based on the provided information.