Remove dead widget plugin template lookup - #3447
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The dedicated template lookup for the (deprecated, obsolete on the market)
widgetplugin incmd::getWidgetTemplateCode()was dead code.Its result was always immediately discarded by the following unconditional
getTemplate(..., $this->getEqType())call added in a 2023 commit, which overwrites$templateregardless of what thewidgetblock found. Even without that, the check was already redundant: the genericplugin::listPlugin(true)fallback loop right after tests every active plugin's own template folder using the sameactivecondition, so an activewidgetplugin would already be picked up there.