Remove unused google_web_risk_scan.py
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The PR that added this script (#244) did so in order to fix an issue (#214) that requested a _one-off_ check of Checkmate's allow-list against Google Web Risk. Since this was only ever intended to be a one-off check and we never had any intent to use the script again, the script never needed to be added to the repo in the first place and hasn't been used since 2021.
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The PR that added this script (#244) did so in order to fix an issue (#214) that requested a one-off check of Checkmate's allow-list against Google Web Risk. Since this was only ever intended to be a one-off check and we never had any intent to use the script again, the script never needed to be added to the repo in the first place and hasn't been used since 2021.