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Automatic merge from submit-queue (batch tested with PRs 53965, 54117, 53685). If you want to cherry-pick this change to another branch, please follow the instructions <a href="https://github.com/kubernetes/community/blob/master/contributors/devel/cherry-picks.md">here</a>. Remove dangling shell functions **What this PR does / why we need it**: This is clean up for shell functionality that was left over from when something was first added and subsequently removed, but didn't include cleaning up all of the logic they references. **Special notes for your reviewer**: I traced back the functions to when they were added and had their references removed, so I thought I'd share that for context: * `kube::golang::current_platform` was added in5d33ce46cc, but never ended up being used. My understanding is that this is due to having more or less the same logic available in `kube::golang::host_platform`, which is what's being used. * `kube::util::gen-analytics` was added in553f9f822band had the use of it removed in902ffd53bcwhen docs * `kube::util::analytics-link` was added in553f9f822band had the use of it removed inffcc6cadb0* `kube::util::get_random_port` was added in5d08dcf837and superseded by `kubectl proxy --port=0` in22b43d8f82* `kube::util::test_host_port_free` was added in5d08dcf837and superseded by `kubectl proxy --port=0` in22b43d8f82I should also note that [`kube::golang::unset_platform_envs()`](e8e72a4444/hack/lib/golang.sh (L301-L307)) was introduced in5d33ce46ccand is currently unused, but was referenced in9848d6cc8dand subsequently removed in38690ff7a7. If that's something worth including here, I'd be happy to add that also. **Release note**: ```release-note NONE ```
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