fix: remove deprecated backend client

[JarbasAl]

no longer used and missing in requirements.txt, started failing due to being deprecated and no longer a dependency of OVOS

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced factory reset process with detailed checks for data removal (cache, logs, configuration).
  • Improved handling of SSH service enable/disable requests with GUI updates.
  • Added checks for user-defined scripts during reboot and shutdown requests.

• Bug Fixes

  • Refined logging for deprecated reset requests from the GUI.

• Refactor

  • Removed identity file management from factory reset logic.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request focus on the SystemEventsPlugin class within the ovos_PHAL_plugin_system/__init__.py file. Key modifications include the removal of identity file handling during factory resets, an expanded factory reset process with detailed data wiping operations, and refined methods for handling SSH requests and system reboot/shutdown operations. The changes enhance the overall robustness of system event management while eliminating previous identity file management.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
ovos_PHAL_plugin_system/init.py	- Modified SystemEventsPlugin to remove identity file handling during factory resets.
	- Expanded factory reset logic to include detailed data wiping operations and checks for JSON databases.
	- Updated handle_ssh_enable_request and handle_ssh_disable_request to include subprocess calls.
	- Enhanced handle_reboot_request and handle_shutdown_request with checks for user-defined scripts.
	- Modified classes: SystemEventsValidator, SystemEventsPlugin, SystemEventsAdminValidator, SystemEventsAdminPlugin.

Poem

In the system's heart, a change took flight,
Identity files gone, making things right.
With a wipe and a clean, the data's set free,
SSH now dances, as smooth as can be.
A reboot, a shutdown, all handled with care,
Oh, what a joy, in the code we now share! 🐇✨

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