Revert "feat/segments-traffic-type"

[abbaseya]

Reverts #345

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request systematically undoes the implementation of a traffic-type segmentation feature. It removes the TrafficType enum definition, updates the SegmentsKeys enum to no longer include TRAFFIC_TYPE, and cleans up the associated export, effectively rolling back the functionality introduced in the original feature PR. The purpose is to completely remove the traffic-type related code from the project.

Highlights

• Feature Reversion: This pull request fully reverts the feat/segments-traffic-type feature, undoing all changes introduced by the original PR.
• Enum Removal: The TrafficType enum, which defined HUMAN, BOT, and AI_AGENT values, has been completely removed from the codebase.
• SegmentsKeys Update: The TRAFFIC_TYPE entry has been removed from the SegmentsKeys enum, ensuring it is no longer recognized as a valid segment key.
• Export Clean-up: The export statement for traffic-type has been removed from packages/enums/index.ts, cleaning up the module's public interface.

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Code Review

This pull request reverts the 'feat/segments-traffic-type' feature. The changes correctly remove the TrafficType enum, its export from the enums package, and its key from the SegmentsKeys enum. I have reviewed the provided files and found no remaining references to the reverted feature. The changes look good.