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Remove obsolete entries in FAQ.md (#2755)

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@ -162,34 +162,3 @@ A submodule is just a Git repository; it just happens to be nested inside anothe
Please read the Git Book chapter on [submodules][].
[submodules]: https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Tools-Submodules
Why does AppVeyor say "Project not found or access denied" when opening a build?
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This error means you're not signed into AppVeyor.
Follow these steps carefully:
1. Click "SIGN IN" link in upper right corner
2. Click the blue "GitHub" button under "Login with your developer account" on the left
3. Click the green "Authorize Application" button in the pop-up from GitHub
4. Click the "- select account -" menu and choose "PowerShell" (**not** your user)
5. Click the blue "GitHub" button below the menu
6. Go back to the original link you followed to AppVeyor and click it again
You should now be signed into AppVeyor and able to access our builds.
Why did my Travis CI build fail with `GITHUB_TOKEN variable is undefined, please provide token`?
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Travis CI uses an encrypted environment variable to authorize with GitHub and
download PowerShell (which it then uses to build and test through the `build.psm1` module).
However, the following caveat applies:
> Encrypted variables are not added to untrusted builds such as pull requests
> coming from another repository.
Thus a pull request made from a fork of the PowerShell repository will not pass
the Travis CI as it will be unable to build.
Please instead push your branch to the upstream PowerShell repository on GitHub (that is,
https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell), and issue a new Pull Request.
If you cannot do this, please get in contact with us to obtain the necessary permissions.