Remove unused Namespace#all_pipelines
What does this MR do?
It just removes an unused method and it's test.
Digging a little I can see that this method was added and used in !8107 (diffs) in the Group#latest_vulnerabilities method. It took a bit of tracking down since this code seemed to move around a bunch of times but as best I can tell the usages of this method were removed in a915b9c7 .
This is related to some work where we are looking into moving some
tables to a separate logical database !62092 (closed). This query may be a little tricky
to do if we move ci_pipelines to a separate logical database.
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