Remove python-libteam package from docs

[tbazant]

PR creator: Description

The package is no longer in supported repos

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• bsc#1212159

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[tomschr]

Looks good to me.

[cwickert]

I think you did not look correctly. 👎

Please never list library packages by name.

1. You don't have to, they will be pulled in automatically.
2. If there is a soname bump for a new version, our instructions become incorrect.

localhost:~ # rpm -q --requires libteam-tools | grep libteam
config(libteam-tools) = 1.27-150000.4.6.1
libteam.so.5()(64bit)
libteamdctl.so.0()(64bit)
localhost:~ # rpm -q --whatprovides "libteamdctl.so.0()(64bit)"
libteamdctl0-1.27-150000.4.6.1.x86_64

As you can see, there is no need to list libteamdctl0.

If you write

Verify that the required packages libteam-tools and libteamdctl0 are installed.

you should tell people how to actually do this (rpm -q libteam-tools). Even simpler: Just tell them how to install it (AFAIK it's not installed by default). If it's already installed, zypper will tell you and if it's outdated, zypper will update it. Win-win!

That's what I did 59eb338

Let's please review things more carefully in the future.

[cwickert]

For the record: I fixed all supported branches plus the smart doc article with SUSE/doc-modular@b1589bd

[tbazant]

For the record: I fixed all supported branches plus the smart doc article with SUSE/doc-modular@b1589bd

thanks @cwickert