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Matt Riedemann bc5ef2ff06 Remove cells v1 (for the most part) from the docs
As discussed in the mailing list [1] since cells v1
has been deprecated since Pike and the biggest user
of it (CERN as far as we know) moved to cells v2
in Queens, we can start rolling back the cells v1
specific documentation to avoid confusing people
new to nova about what cells is and making them
understand there was an optional v1.

There are still a few mentions of cells v1 left in
here for things like adding a new cell which need
to be re-written and for that I've left a todo.

Users can still get at cells v1 specific docs from
published stable branches and/or rebuilding the
docs from before this change.

[1] http://lists.openstack.org/pipermail/openstack-discuss/2019-February/002569.html

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