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Manually remove module in .git when replacing grammars#6990
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I've had to manually remove such directories a few times, myself. (Usually after a botched grammar replacement…)
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As discovered in #6985 (comment), for some reason the
.git/modules/vendor/grammars/:grammar-nameisn't always removed when replacing a grammar when runningscript/add-grammar --replace :grammar-name. This PR adds a manual removal of the submodule in.git/modules/vendor/grammars/:grammar-nameto ensure that the submodule is removed when replacing grammars.Checklist:
I have added or updated the tests for the new or changed functionality.N/A