[PM-30613] Remove unused mjml-based-email-templates feature flag #6889
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🎟️ Tracking
https://bitwarden.atlassian.net/browse/PM-30613
📔 Objective
The
mjml-based-email-templatesflag was used to gate which method we used to send the Send OTP emails, as when we developed it we weren't sure whether MJML email services were going to be ready.Since they are ready for use, and the Send OTP email work is still in development to be consumed by the Tools team, adding this feature flag was not necessary and adds additional complexity and permutations to their testing. Rather than having Tools test with the flag off then the flag on, we'll just have it on to begin with and they'll use the new email as the basis for their testing.
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