chore: remove deprecated local primitive packages - #103
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Summary
Removes the deprecated local packages that have been replaced by the external tta-dev-primitives package from the TTA.dev repository.
Changes
packages/dev-primitives/(5 files)packages/tta-workflow-primitives/(36 files)Context
All code has been migrated to use
tta-dev-primitivesfrom the TTA.dev repository:The workspace configuration in
pyproject.tomlis already clean - it only references the two remaining local packages (tta-ai-framework,tta-narrative-engine) and the externaltta-dev-primitivesfrom TTA.dev.Testing
No test changes needed - deprecated packages were already marked with DEPRECATED.md files and not used by any code.
Migration Complete 🎉
This completes the migration of agentic development workflow primitives from TTA to TTA.dev:
Related: #101, #102