remove acmestate caching as re-deploying does not seem to recreate the cert anyway

deploy.py

@@ -2,41 +2,4 @@ import os
 from pyinfra import host, facts
 from chatmail import deploy_chatmail
 
-
-# the following is to prevent rate-limits with querying letsencrypt
-# servers during deploys.  It probably makes more sense to check
-# in acmetool if a cert exists and skip recreating it because
-# the acmetool pyinfra will renew certs via its cronjob, anyway.
-
-def unpack_acme_state():
-    from pyinfra.operations import files, server
-    from io import BytesIO
-
-    local_acme_filename = "acme_state.tar.gz"
-
-    if os.path.exists(local_acme_filename):
-        with open(local_acme_filename, "rb") as f:
-            acme_state = f.read()
-        files.put(
-            name="Upload acme state tar",
-            src=BytesIO(acme_state),
-            dest="/root/acme_state.tar.gz",
-            mode="600",
-        )
-        server.shell(
-            name="Unpack acme state directory",
-            commands=[
-                "mkdir -p /var/lib/acme && tar -C /var/lib/acme -x -z < /root/acme_state.tar.gz"
-            ],
-        )
-    else:
-        print("no cached acme state found, deploy will recreate letsencrypt certs")
-        print("use this command to create a cache file:")
-        ssh_host = f"{host.data.ssh_user}@{host.data.host.name}"
-        cmd = f"'tar -C /var/lib/acme -c . -z' > {local_acme_filename}"
-        print(f"ssh {ssh_host} {cmd}")
-
-
-unpack_acme_state()
-
 deploy_chatmail()