Remove XCCDF 1.1 from enable_derivatives.py #9654
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We don't build XCCDF 1.1 now and the enable_derivatives only consumes XCCDF 1.2 or SCAP source data streams which only contain elements in XCCDF 1.2 name space. Therefore, we don't need to support XCCDF 1.1 in enable_derivatives.py any longer.
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We don't build XCCDF 1.1 now and the enable_derivatives only consumes XCCDF 1.2 or SCAP source data streams which only contain elements in XCCDF 1.2 name space. Therefore, we don't need to support XCCDF 1.1 in enable_derivatives.py any longer.