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• Rev 37675 2026-09-17 14:52:14
• Author: amit

• Log message:

  Remove the dead Samsung and Amazon Selenium paths
  
  Both were manual one-shots that nothing runs any more, and each started an
  850MB chrome tree that now has to queue on the browser lane, so they are cost
  without a caller.
  
  Evidence they are dead rather than merely idle:
  - No crontab entry, no cron.d file and no script references --samsung or
  --amazonPurchase, and neither flag appears even once in cron.log.
  - fofo.activated_imei has ZERO Samsung rows written by the cron (auth_id 0) in
  the last 90 days. All 2,331 Samsung rows in that window are auth_id 307, i.e.
  the human CSV upload, most recently 16-Sep. The scraper is not what keeps
  Samsung current; people are.
  - ScheduledSkeleton.fetchImeiActivation() had already been retired in place --
  its @Scheduled was commented out with 'No longer scheduled'.
  - RunOnceTasks.amazonPurchase() reads /Users/amit/Downloads/amazon.xlsx, a
  laptop path that cannot exist on the server.
  
  Removed: SamsungIMEIActivationService, the whole scheduled/amazon package
  (AmazonPurchaseService, OrderSummary, OrderRow, AmazonUser), their RunOnceTasks
  callers and helpers (fetchImeiActivation, amazonPurchase, getOrderSummary,
  parseRow), the two Application CLI blocks and the retired ScheduledSkeleton
  wrapper. The amazon package had no importers outside RunOnceTasks.
  
  Both also leaked a chrome profile dir on every run -- AmazonPurchaseService
  never called quit() at all, and SamsungIMEIActivationService called it outside
  any finally -- so this removes two leak sources rather than fixing them.
  
  Untouched: RunOnceTasks.mailDashboardScreenshots() is a third dead Selenium
  one-shot (also zero invocations) but it mails a report, so it is left for a
  separate decision.