build: remove slack notification config #31228
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The job that notifies Slack when a build failed has been broken for a while, likely due to a dependency update and the channel where the updates were being posted only had a handful of team members. These changes remove it since it adds some noise when other failures happen and we're generally good at keeping the CI green.
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The job that notifies Slack when a build failed has been broken for a while, likely due to a dependency update and the channel where the updates were being posted only had a handful of team members. These changes remove it since it adds some noise when other failures happen and we're generally good at keeping the CI green.