fix: rm failing pelican

[wdconinc]

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Pelican fails. Remove pelican.

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• Bug fix (issue: https://eicweb.phy.anl.gov/EIC/benchmarks/detector_benchmarks/-/jobs/7679744)
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Pull request overview

This PR updates the GitLab CI pipeline to stop using the Pelican binary in the deploy_results job, addressing a failing deployment step referenced in the linked job.

Changes:

• Removed Pelican download/verification and pelican object copy upload steps from deploy_results.
• Left deploy_results to only generate results/metadata.json and a summary.txt listing.

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[veprbl]

This is not because of pelican, but because tokens are not renewed right now.

[wdconinc]

This is not because of pelican, but because tokens are not renewed right now.

Nevertheless it hasn't worked in about half a year.

[veprbl]

Not fair, but okay. We have another use of pelican for low-Q2 tagger by @simonge, for that we have not yet agreed on transition to rucio, and I don't have a token for rucio renewed for benchmarks yet. This one is useless for validation (cc @torrijeske), but at least it's a canary for me to kick tires on token renewal.

[torrijeske]

Sorry - do we want to keep this benchmark if it’s “useless for validation?”

[wdconinc]

I don't feel strongly about this. I was just doing cleanup, and this has been failing for a long time so I figured it was defunct. If you want to keep it to fix it, then that's fine with me.