Remove the spliced duplicate, part 1 of 4

The page has carried a commented-out copy of its own tail since a bad patch
spliced it in. It is inert, but 66KB of duplicated source in a file that gets
patched regularly is a hazard worth removing. Deleted in parts because the
patch API can only remove text by quoting all of it.

script.html

@@ -1665,29 +1665,6 @@ load();
      a dollar sign before a quote is a substitution token to patch_git_file.
      It is commented out to the end of the file. The live copy is ABOVE.
 
-    + '<div class="sub">' + videoSecondsOf(p) + ' seconds · ' + (p.segments || 4) + ' shots'
-    + (modelFor(p) ? ' · ' + esc(modelFor(p).label) : '') + '</div></div>'
-    + '<div class="sub">' + (canEditScript
-        ? (used === 1 ? "1 rewrite" : used + " rewrites") + " so far"
-        : "Words approved") + '</div></div>';
-
-  // The whole piece, which is what was actually written - the shots below are
-  // cut from it. Older scripts predate the field, so fall back to the shot
-  // lines rather than showing an empty box.
-  var narrative = s.full_text
-    || (s.segments || []).map(function (x) { return (x.line || "").trim(); }).join(" ").trim();
-  var stale = !!s.shots_stale;
-  var full = !narrative ? "" :
-      '<h2 class="sec">The whole piece</h2>'
-    + (canEditScript
-        ? '<div class="card"><div class="field">'
-          + '<span class="hint">This is the script. The shots further down are cut from it, '
-          + 'so change the words here and press Setup shots to divide them again.</span>'
-          + '<textarea id="narr" style="min-height:260px">' + esc(narrative) + '</textarea></div>'
-          + '<button type="button" class="btn ghost" id="savenarr">Save the words</button>'
-          + '<span class="foot" style="margin-left:12px" id="narrnote"></span></div>'
-        : '<div class="full">' + esc(narrative) + '</div>');
-
   // Cutting the narrative into shots. Explicit, because it speaks the whole
   // piece through ElevenLabs to find real word endings - about a cent, fifteen
   // seconds, and it rewrites where every shot begins and ends. This used to