Remove Discord.Discord 1.0.9162

[treysis]

See #172175

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[treysis]

@stephengillie I think a package that doesn't want to adhere to winget's (and also Windows') logic shouldn't be included in the list. There's not reason in trying to be listed in a package manager that you actually don't support. Whoever wants to use Discord (or any other Squirrel-app for that matter) can use their supported methods of installing and updating.

[Trenly]

Close with reason: Application should stay in repo;

[stephengillie]

@ stephengillie I think a package that doesn't want to adhere to winget's (and also Windows') logic shouldn't be included in the list. There's not reason in trying to be listed in a package manager that you actually don't support. Whoever wants to use Discord (or any other Squirrel-app for that matter) can use their supported methods of installing and updating.

That's a valid opinion. These should probably be voiced in Issues, to help the community come to a consensus before acting. Were this approved, it might have generated more PRs to readd, creating more work for moderators in the end.