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Remove untested-for-a-while BB10 build instructions

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"BlackBerry will end the support for the operating system at the end of 2019."

            -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BlackBerry_10
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@ -1184,33 +1184,6 @@ flags for compiling and linking against Python on your system.
As of version 1.3.0, PyOtherSide does not build against Python 2.x anymore.
Building for Blackberry 10
--------------------------
On Blackberry 10 (tested versions: 10.1, 10.2), Python 3.2.2 is already
installed on-device. Qt 5 is not installed (only Qt 4), so if you are
packaging a PyOtherSide application, you need to ship Qt 5 with it.
The approach we currently use is:
1. Build Qt 5 using the Native SDK
2. Get a set of matching Python 3.2.2 headers
3. Fetch the following files from the device's filesystem:
* ``/usr/lib/libpython3.2m.so``
* ``/usr/include/python3.2m/pyconfig.h``
4. Use ``pyconfig.h`` with the Python 3.2.2 headers and link against ``libpython3.2m``
Modify ``python.pri`` to point to the fetched library and your
Python 3.2.2 headers (with ``pyconfig.h`` from the device):
.. code-block:: qmake
QMAKE_LIBS += -lpython3.2m -L/path/to/where/the/library/is
QMAKE_CXXFLAGS += -I/path/to/where/the/headers/are/include/python3.2m
After installing PyOtherSide in the locally-build Qt 5 (cross-compiled for
BB10), the QML plugins folder can be deployed with the .bar file.
Building for Android
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