Remove example_*, the docs do a better job.

example_hooks.yaml

@@ -1,27 +0,0 @@
-# Hooks are set up as follows
-# -   id: hook_id
-#     name: 'Readable name'
-#     entry: my_hook_executable
-#
-#     # Optional
-#     description: 'Longer description of the hook'
-#
-#     # Optional, for now 'python[optional version]', 'ruby #.#.#', 'node'
-#     language: 'python'
-#
-#     # Optional, defaults to zero
-#     expected_return_value: 0
-
--   id: my_hook
-    name: My Simple Hook
-    description: This is my simple hook that does blah
-    entry: my-simple-hook
-    language: python
-    files: \.py$
--   id: my_grep_based_hook
-    name: My Bash Based Hook
-    description: This is a hook that uses grep to validate some stuff
-    entry: ./my_grep_based_hook.sh
-    language: script
-    files: \.(py|sh)$
-    expected_return_value: 1

example_pre-commit-config.yaml

@@ -1,6 +0,0 @@
--   repo: git@github.com:pre-commit/pre-commit-hooks
-    sha: cd74dc150c142c3be70b24eaf0b02cae9d235f37
-    hooks:
-        -   id: pyflakes
-        -   id: jslint
-        -   id: trim_trailing_whitespace

tests/clientlib/validate_config_test.py

@@ -15,7 +15,6 @@ from testing.util import is_valid_according_to_schema
 @pytest.mark.parametrize(
     ('input', 'expected_output'),
     (
-        (['example_pre-commit-config.yaml'], 0),
         (['.pre-commit-config.yaml'], 0),
         (['non_existent_file.yaml'], 1),
         ([get_resource_path('valid_yaml_but_invalid_config.yaml')], 1),

tests/clientlib/validate_manifest_test.py

@@ -13,7 +13,6 @@ from testing.util import is_valid_according_to_schema
 @pytest.mark.parametrize(
     ('input', 'expected_output'),
     (
-        (['example_hooks.yaml'], 0),
         (['hooks.yaml'], 0),
         (['non_existent_file.yaml'], 1),
         ([get_resource_path('valid_yaml_but_invalid_manifest.yaml')], 1),