[Jenkins-infra] Deleting libzfs4j Pipeline from ci.jenkins.io

[R. Tyler Croy]

(resending because I fat-fingered the CC before).

While working on INFRA-1356 today I discovered that a Pipeline for a
non-Jenkins owned project was added a whiles back to the Libraries folder
(https://github.com/kohsuke/libzfs4j)


I deleted the Pipeline since we do not build personal or other organizations
projects in our build and test infrastructure. This library looks like it sits
in the netherworld between Jenkins and the rest of the Java-ecosystem. It
reminds me of a similar discussion I had with oleg-nenashev and recampbell
about some Jenkins-related libraries which were in the Jenkins solar system but
not really part of the project.

To spare a big discussion, the gist of guidance I gave at the time was that if
it's not part of the Jenkins project, then it doesn't get to utilize our
infrastructure. Tbe basic logic of this aside, there are also contractual
reasons to abide by this rule based on our infra agreement with Microsoft.


If it makes sense, however, to migrate this into the jenkinsci GitHub
organization, it will automatically have its Pipeline slurped up by the GitHub
Org Folder on ci.jenkins.io.


Cheers
- R. Tyler Croy

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