refactor: remove redundant code-path in detect_wdk_content_root
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This pull request includes a single change to the
detect_wdk_content_rootfunction in thecrates/wdk-build/src/utils.rsfile. The function had two equivalent branches that checked forWDKContentRootenv var and did the same thing with it. The 2nd redudant (and never executed) branch was removed.crates/wdk-build/src/utils.rs: Removed the block of code that checks theWDKContentRootenvironment variable and handles its validity.