enum: remove unused function#132044
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History: _dedent was added in #30582 (then briefly reverted in #30632 and re-added in #30637) in v3.11.0a5.
Then its use was removed in #94188 in v3.12.0a1 but the function not removed.
I think it's safe to remove the function: it wasn't documented, was underscore prefixed, is very similar to textwrap.dedent() which should be the first choice, and I don't find any use of _dedent on GitHub code search.
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_dedentin enum was added in this PR.https://github.com/python/cpython/pull/30582/files#diff-e5dd6e444e4e6c2cdeb8edf271d057f9da52f7b406dcd8b655dc396fb013bd03
But it is not used now.