cleanup for howtos3

[jesgreco]

cleaning up drag_and_drop_deprecated.rst doc

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[jesgreco]

This document seems to be deprecated so, I'm not sure if we need to include them or not @sarina @jswope00

[sarina]

Let's stop committing to this branch as it's getting big. Focus on fixing the build errors, please!

[jesgreco]

@sarina errors were fixed, you can proceed to merge this PR. Thanks!

[sarina]

Actually, delete everything under .. only:: Partners, please.

Can you please check the other files in this pull request to see if they have anything specified as .. only:: Partners?

[jesgreco]

done! I've reviewed the 27 files and no further reference for that.

[sarina]

I think you want to keep this in, and delete L104 (the name of the file you deleted)

[sarina]

@jesgreco did you read this comment? it's how you fix the build.

[jesgreco]

Yes, but still the error is happening.

[jesgreco]

@sarina you can proceed to the merge.

[sarina]

My comments are addressed, but I asked @jswope00 to review this PR as well. John can merge once his review is completed. (John, I suggest you "squash and merge" so we don't have a really long commit history)

[jesgreco]

ok, @sarina - I've added one more file since one of it was deleted (the deprecated one).