fix: remove django-linear-migrations#14571
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Removes django-linear-migrations from requirements-dev.txt, INSTALLED_APPS, and deletes max_migration.txt. The tool caused startup failures when the package was not installed but DD_DEBUG=True.
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django-linear-migrationsfrom the project. The tool caused startup failures whenDD_DEBUG=Truebut the package was not installed (e.g. production images). Too much hassle with low gains. Any non-linear migration will be caught on startup by django anyway during unit tests.