fix: remove broken digibyte submodule reference - #174
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Problem
GitHub Pages deployments are currently failing with:
The process '/usr/bin/git' failed with exit code 128
No url found for submodule path 'digibyte' in .gitmodules
This prevents the recently merged redesign (PR #166) from going live on digibyte.org.
Cause
The repository still contains a leftover Git submodule reference named
digibyte, but there is no corresponding entry in.gitmodules(or the file is missing the required URL).Fix
Removed the broken submodule reference with: