formula_renames: remove old recursive renames #197182
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* `gtef -> tepl` was from 2017-09-10. Renamed to `libgedit-tepl` * `latexila -> gnome-latex` was from 2018-05-16. Renamed to `enter-tex`
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gtef -> teplwas from 2017-09-10. Renamed tolibgedit-tepllatexila -> gnome-latexwas from 2018-05-16. Renamed toenter-texDeciding on whether to audit recursive renames in Homebrew/brew#18741 as it simplifies logic.
The idea for handling these is old renames that require recursive resolution can be dropped while newer renames can be squashed/flattened to avoid recursive handling
There is also a separate discussion on always dropping old renames and replacing some with aliases if the old name is common/popular enough.