Drop unused win32 gems from bolt-runtime and other cleanup #817
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Puppet 6 was the last stream to depend on win32-* gems, see 513c558. In Puppet 7, all of the required functionality was implemented in puppet itself. Since bolt-runtime has moved to puppet 7.27, we can drop these gems.
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Puppet 6 was the last stream to depend on win32-* gems, see 513c558. In
Puppet 7, all of the required functionality was implemented in puppet itself.
Since bolt-runtime has moved to puppet 7.27, we can drop these gems.