remove deprecated scripts #285
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These scripts are now part of the [platform-output-support](git@github.com:opentargets/platform-output-support.git) repository, and should only be referenced there.
It appears to have been added by mistake as it's only history is an unrelated commit, and it has not been updated for years.
These are a bunch of work-in-progress/proof-of-concept scripts which are not used anywhere. Most of them were working towards the literature pipeline. The main exception is the target safety script which was used to deprecate some old spreadsheets. Since we've been using the new data now for several releases, it does not retain any value.
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It is confusing having so many old scripts laying around which aren't used anywhere.
This PR removes scripts which either are now part of the ETL (old scripts), or
platform-output-support (elasticsearch / clickhouse).