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irqbalance: remove --banscript option from man page

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Its deprecated anyway, lets not teach new users to rely on it, they can use
polscript instead

Signed-off-by: Neil Horman <nhorman@tuxdriver.com>
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@ -76,29 +76,14 @@ example to ban irqs 43 and 44 from balancing, use the following command line:
.B irqbalance --banirq=43 --banirq=44
.TP
.B --banscript=<script>
Execute the specified script for each irq that is discovered, passing the sysfs
path to the associated device as the first argument, and the irq vector as the
second. An exit value of 0 tells irqbalance that this interrupt should balanced
and managed as a normal irq, while a non-zero exit code indicates this irq
should be ignored by irqbalance completely (see --banirq above). Use of this
script provides users the ability to dynamically select which irqs get exluded
from balancing, and provides an opportunity for manual affinity setting in one
single code point.
.B NOTE: The banscript option is deprecated. Please use the
.B --polscript option instead
.TP
.B --policyscript=<script>
An superset of the functionality found in the --banscript option. When
specified, the referenced script will execute once for each discovered irq The
script may specify zero or more key=value pairs that will guide irqbalance in
the management of that irq. The script will be passed the path to the sysfs
device that owns the irq and the irq number itself as the first and second
arguments. Key=value pairs are printed by the script on stdout, and will be
captured and interpreted by irqbalance. Irqbalance expects a zero exit code
from the provided utility. Recognized key=value pairs are:
When specified, the referenced script will execute once for each discovered irq,
with the sysfs device path and irq number passed as arguments.
The script may specify zero or more key=value pairs that will guide irqbalance in
the management of that irq. Key=value pairs are printed by the script on stdout
and will be captured and interpreted by irqbalance. Irqbalance expects a zero
exit code from the provided utility. Recognized key=value pairs are:
.TP
.I ban=[true | false]
.tP