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Remove Jetpack Lazy Images setting #21575
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Always feels great to delete code. 🔥
Quality Gate passedIssues Measures |
Fixes #21574
As noted on this iOS PR, the Jetpack "Lazy images" setting has been removed from the backend, but we continued to show it in the apps.
This PR addresses this by removing this setting, and also adjusts the Site Accelerator screen to make more visual sense. Note that there's more to do here - our Jetpack settings are a bit of a mess - but this is a step in the right direction.
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