drop all references to is_rust_module.sh in kernels >= 6.5

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This is still failing in mantic, "something" in our kernel cranking process re-added the chmod command in debian.master/reconstruct for is_rust_module.sh, this needs further investigation.

@arighi I created another bug for this because it is a general issue, not only for this `is_rust_module.sh` script.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/2045562

The command `rm -f` should stay because in v6.5 the script is still there, and in debian 1.0 we don't properly represent removed files in .diff.gz tarball. The problem is with the `chmod -x` command.
First, chmod commands should be generated in the reconstruct script before any rm command.
And second, if a file has been deleted, rm -f is more than enough, no need for chmod command.

Marking linux as "fix-released" since this is_rust_module.sh does not exist in debian.master/reconstruct

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Hi Andrea,

I'm having some trouble with this bug, particularly on jammy-hwe.

You see, is_rust_module.sh seems to have returned again.

I see you removed it in 4f2dbd4037a697c6d96eb3d8867253e2c8d6f8d0 (ubuntu-mantic)
but if you look at 0eec6d2a63d86ac94dc8fa7c56820a0972ccbe1f (ubuntu-mantic),
right at the bottom, it has been re-added again.

It was then moved around in 6ab0eb19936ebc2a85f911b098bde6c885a28f54 (ubuntu-mantic).

I'm trying to build a 6.5.0-15-generic on Jammy HWE, and its there too, both
in debian.master/reconstruct and debian.hwe-6.5/reconstruct.

Could you please take another look at this?

Thanks!
Matthew

Ubuntu 23.10 (Mantic Minotaur) has reached end of life, so this bug will not be fixed for that specific release.