Remove layoutopt; replaced by the more generic "lint" tool.

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-This file describes the "gscripts" folder in ADT (Android Eclipse Plugin).
-
-
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-- Overview
-----------
-
-ADT is the Android Eclipse Plugin. The plugin delivers a new editor, called
-the the Graphical Layout Editor (a.k.a. GLE2), to visually edit Android layout
-XML files.
-
-Details on how to handle the various Android views and layouts is not
-hardcoded in the GLE2 itself. Instead it is differed to a bunch of Groovy
-scripts.
-
-
-(TODO: expand/replace with a better overview of implementation... goal is
-to use this a doc for 3rd-party projects to implement their own rules.)
-
-
-
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-- Groovy tips
--------------
-
-
-- Debugging:
-
-If you run ADT in debug mode and want to trace into Groovy
-methods, you need to tell Eclipse where to find the Groovy source code.
-
-To do this:
-- in Eclipse, import an existing project
-- Select the project at <android-source-tree>/prebuilt/common/groovy/
-- This will add a new Eclipse project named "GroovySrc" which contains
-  a single zip file with the groovy source.
-- ADT is already pre-configured to find the Groovy source in the GroovySrc
-  project.
-
-
-
-- Private methods:
-
-Be careful when adding new helper methods in the BaseView
-or BaseLayout classes.
-
-Due to the way Groovy looks up methods, private methods will *not* be found by
-same-class methods if invoked by a derived class in the context of a closure
-(which is about the case of all these helper methods.)