Revert "Supply chain attack demo for Google VRP" #55896
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This reverts commit 6d95131. This change was created by a security researcher and is being reverted as it is a noop. We intend to follow up with more information in a future blog. Please refer to the pull request description for the link to this blog.
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The change reverted in this pull request was created by a security researcher and is being reverted as it is a noop. We intend to follow up with more information in a future blog. Once available, the link to the blog will be provided in this pull request description.