Remeved paths.json after config.json change

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on a cleanup operation by removing the paths.json file. This change streamlines the project's configuration by eliminating a redundant or superseded file, likely due to a previous refactoring or consolidation of path management within config.json.

Highlights

• File Removal: The paths.json file, which previously defined content mappings and includes for /content/acme-services-ue/, has been entirely removed. This removal is stated to be a consequence of a prior change to config.json.

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Code Review

This pull request removes the paths.json file, which appears to be a critical configuration file for path mappings. The PR title suggests this is related to a change in config.json, but the pull request description is empty and provides no context. Deleting a configuration file like this without explaining why it's no longer needed is risky and could break the site's content path mappings. It's crucial to update the PR description with a thorough explanation and link any relevant issues to make this change reviewable.

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paths.json (1-10)

This file, which defines crucial path mappings for the environment, is being deleted without any explanation in the pull request description. Removing this configuration can lead to broken URLs and content not being served correctly. To mitigate this risk, please provide detailed context in the PR description explaining why this file is no longer needed and what change makes it obsolete, as hinted by the PR title.