chore(rustdoc): remove JS code that uses nonexistent GENERICS_DATA #86648
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The search index stopped including this data back with b9167e6, which changed the format of function i/o types from `[name, generics]` to `[name, kind]` (since TypeWithKind directly serializes the name, and does not serialize the generics data).
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The idea was to look in the specialization of generics. For example, |
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The search index stopped including this data back with b9167e6, which changed the format of function i/o types from
[name, generics]to[name, kind](since TypeWithKind directly serializes the name, and does not serialize the generics data).