client: don't send "web prefs" in scheduler requests. #5082
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This was originally done to propagate prefs between projects. When you edit prefs on project A, they propagate to project B and you can edit them there too. But this doesn't make sense - and can lead to undesirable behavior - when projects have different prefs-editing web code. And it's not a particularly useful feature. If you're using web prefs, the Manager tells you what project they came from. You can go there to edit them. Note: we still send working prefs, which are used for scheduler decisions.
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This was originally done to propagate prefs between projects.
When you edit prefs on project A, they propagate to project B and you can edit them there too.
But this doesn't make sense - and can lead to undesirable behavior - when projects
have different prefs-editing web code.
And it's not a particularly useful feature.
If you're using web prefs, the Manager tells you what project they came from.
You can go there to edit them.
Note: we still send working prefs,, which are used for scheduler decisions.