PR: Remove old python-lsp-black related code
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python-lsp-black related code
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Looks good to me, thanks @remisalmon!
Note: The failure in our tests is unrelated to this.
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Description of Changes
This is a follow up to #21629 removing some unused code for python-lsp-black 1.x that was removed in that pull request.
This is merging into master since some comments are mentioning Spyder 6.
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