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fix(DuoChat): Remove the 'clean' slash command

Dylan Bernardi requested to merge db/remove-clean-slash-command into main

GitLab Integration MR: Remove clean slash command (gitlab!166979 - merged)

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Resolves: DuoChat: Remove undocumented /clean command (#2788 - closed)

Removes all instances of /clean command.

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Behavior before: The behavior before is to not show /clean as a slash command already. The correct slash command to return the UI back to it's original state is /clear. The video below shows the UI in the integration branch NOT returning to it's original state when executing the /clean command, which is the expected behavior.

cleanSlashCommand_removedTest

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