remove old scripts
This removes script/package.json and spec/integration/*. They are unused.
This is the package.json to the original build scripts. Which we no longer use now with yarn build being it's replacement.
I think this whole file may be good to actually delete, but would want to double check with @pulsar-edit/core and specifically @mauricioszabo on if there's anything of value to him in this section. Since while we aren't using it, I'm not sure if there's anything here that provides insight into how things originally worked.
Because if not, then I'd say to just delete the whole file
There are a few JS scripts left under the script/ dir, and some of them require() modules that aren't built-in to NodeJS. So if we are using those files under script/ (I'm not super familiar with them personally), then I guess we still need a package.json that includes those modules.
If we are installing the packages in script/package.json, then removing the unneeded ones would probably speed that install up quite a bit.
There are some other modules I don't see being required elsewhere under scripts/, such as electron-chromedriver, so those could be removed from this package.json too, I assume? Just going down the list of all the packages and doing git grep [package name here] while cd'd into the script/ dir shows whether the package name is require()d anywhere.
The problem is that as far as I know the packages from the scrip directory are never installed. So the dependencies can't be loaded from there