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ref(integrations): Remove duplicate search lifecycle - #129471
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Keep issue and repository search handlers as the authoritative SCM feature outcomes. Refs SCM-304
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Removes the generic
getSCM lifecycle from Sentry’s source-code search endpoint so issue and repository search handlers remain the single authoritative feature outcomes, while request validation and routing continue to use ordinary endpoint telemetry. This removes duplicate and contradictory SLO events and advances SCM-304.Made with Cursor