[docs] Remove OpenLineage Cross Provider dependency documentation#63836
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[docs] Remove OpenLineage Cross Provider dependency documentation#63836TylerLubeck wants to merge 3 commits intoapache:mainfrom
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Best I can tell, this is out of date and unused: - The extras don't exist anymore - The "extra" dependencies are now full-on requirements
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I think this is autogenerated from something. @kacpermuda you might know about this |
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I went spelunking and think I found where it comes from, but would love some guidance if the most recent commit doesn't do it |
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Best I can tell, this is out of date and unused:
Was generative AI tooling used to co-author this PR?
Nope