Remove retired Amazon templates - #105
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Summary
amazon-global-price-comparisontemplatesamazon-product-scrapingtemplates/api/templatesendpoint, so local and CI validation works without injectingTEMPLATES_API_URLThe website catalog already excludes these templates. This completes the cleanup in the public source repository instead of retaining runnable Amazon-specific automation examples on the default branch.
E2E Test Matrix
pnpm run check:readme-template-indexREADME template index matches 41 template rows covering 73 first-level template directories.pnpm run format:check && pnpm run lint && pnpm run lint:python && pnpm run format:python:checkpnpm run ci:playgroundPlayground CI: build + validation passed./api/templatesfor slugs containingamazonProduction-branch cleanup: #106