remove fzf like why?

fzf/fzf-relevant-files.zsh

@@ -1,48 +0,0 @@
-#!/usr/bin/zsh
-setopt extended_glob
-
-# See go/fzf-at-google for more on this script.
-#
-# Thanks to yoongu@, smithian@ and others for help with the approach. See this
-# discussion for more history:
-#
-# https://groups.google.com/a/google.com/g/zsh-users/c/gLVYmwSy_lg/m/x6wnesDFCAAJ
-
-# This prints paths we care about. Source it with $(${path_to_file}) and then
-# feed it to FZF. This assumes that the content will be passed to `rg`, which
-# means it does things like recursively search the current working directory by
-# default.
-
-# These are relative to google3.
-#
-# NOTE: These are examples relevant to my own projects. Change replace them with
-# your own.
-RELEVANT_FILE_PATHS=(
-  "experimental/users/$USER"
-  "java/com/google/android/gmscore/integ"
-  "javatests/com/google/android/gmscore/integ"
-)
-
-SEARCH_REL_PATHS=()
-
-# If we are in a google3 directory, use our relevant files. Otherwise, assume
-# we're in something like ~/dotfiles and return everything since we don't need
-# to be smart.
-if [[ $PWD == (#b)(/google/src/cloud/${USER}/[^/]##/google3)* ]]; then
-  # Get the google3 absolute path as a backreference (#b).
-  GOOGLE3_ABS_PATH=${match[1]}
-  # Prepend google3 to get absolute whitelists.
-  WHITELIST_ABS_PATHS=(${RELEVANT_FILE_PATHS/#/${GOOGLE3_ABS_PATH}/})
-  # We only search a path if it's either the PWD or descended from it.
-  SEARCH_ABS_PATH=(${(M)WHITELIST_ABS_PATHS:#${PWD}(|/*)})
-  # Remove hte leading / as well
-  SEARCH_REL_PATHS=(${SEARCH_ABS_PATH/${PWD}\//})
-fi
-
-# Default to searching the PWD.
-if [[ ${#SEARCH_REL_PATHS} == 0 ]]; then
-  SEARCH_REL_PATHS=("")
-fi
-
-echo $SEARCH_REL_PATHS
-