remove datagen script

[tchow-zlai]

Summary

Checklist

• Added Unit Tests
• Covered by existing CI
• Integration tested
• Documentation update

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Removed the synthetic dataset generation script for browser and device fingerprinting data.
  • Removed related test configurations and documentation for AWS Zipline and Plaid data processing.
  • Updated AWS release workflow to exclude the "plaid" customer ID from S3 uploads.
  • Cleaned up commented-out AWS S3 and Glue deletion commands in deployment scripts.

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Walkthrough

The file scripts/datagen/plaid_dataset.py was deleted. This script previously generated and wrote a synthetic dataset with a detailed schema for device and browser fingerprinting attributes using PySpark and Apache Hudi, including Hive integration and S3 storage.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
scripts/datagen/plaid_dataset.py	Deleted. Removed all code for synthetic dataset generation, schema definitions, and Hudi writing.
api/python/test/canary/group_bys/aws/plaid_fv.py	Deleted. Removed GroupBy configuration for aggregating event data from data.plaid_raw.
api/python/test/sample/aws/README.md	Deleted. Removed AWS Zipline project setup and usage instructions.
.github/workflows/publish_release.yaml	Modified. Removed "plaid" from AWS S3 upload target list in release publish workflow.
scripts/distribution/run_aws_quickstart.sh	Modified. Removed two commented-out AWS S3 and Glue deletion commands related to aws_plaid_fv_v1.

Possibly related PRs

• feat: script to generate a representative dataset for plaid #403: Added the original scripts/datagen/plaid_dataset.py file, which is now being deleted in this PR.

Poem

Synthetic rows once filled the air,
Devices, browsers—everywhere!
Now the script is gone from sight,
Hudi dreams erased at night.
Farewell, dear code, your task is done—
On to new data, we march as one!
🗑️✨

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• scripts/distribution/run_aws_quickstart.sh
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.github/workflows/publish_release.yaml (1)

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✅ Verification successful

Drop 'plaid' from AWS loop
Change aligns with datagen removal. Verify no stray "plaid" refs remain in workflows or docs.

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All ‘plaid’ references removed
No occurrences of "plaid" found in the repo. Great cleanup—no further action needed.

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