[StGit PATCH] Remove broken branch creation subtest

This subtest has started to cause subsequent subtests to fail with recent versions of git. And I don't think we can blame this one on git. What the subtest does is:

  1. Remove all files or directories called "foo" under .git/. This is
     supposed to delete the "foo" branch and associated StGit files,
     but what about packed refs? This isn't actually malfunctioning
     yet as far as I can tell, but it's a ticking bomb.

  2. Create an empty file .git/refs/heads/foo. This is supposed to be
     a "broken branch", and indeed it is -- for example, git show-ref
     barfs on such a repository even if asked to only show a branch
     other than foo!

  3. Makes sure that stg branch won't successfully create a "foo"
     branch. I'm pretty sure this fails because git thinks the repo is
     broken, not because stg handles it gracefully. This is what the
     test is supposed to be testing, but if we wanted that, we'd need
     a more detailed test.

  4. Doesn't clean up the broken ref, which causes some subsequent
     subtests to fail.

What probably happened is that git got ever so slightly fussier about broken refs, so that (4) became a problem.

Signed-off-by: Karl Hasselström <kha@treskal.com>

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This should go to the stable branch. (master is affected too, but a merge will fix that.)

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