Rollup merge of #152310 - Kobzol:remove-rustdoc-adhoc-group, r=Urgau Remove `rustdoc` adhoc group With https://github.com/rust-lang/triagebot/pull/2273, reviewers can now tell triagebot to opt them out of being assigned through a given team, so that `r? <team>` does not consider them if they don't want to. That means that we can now finally get rid of adhoc groups that correspond to actual Rust teams. I wanted to start with a smaller team than `t-compiler` to test this, so I started with `rustdoc`, which was the smallest team that I found an adhoc group for. Currently, the `rustdoc` team contains the following members: - aDotInTheVoid - GuillaumeGomez - notriddle - fmease - camelid - Manishearth - Urgau - lolbinarycat - yotamofek Only three of those were previously assignable through `r? rustdoc`. So to reproduce the previous state, I will run `as <username> work set-team-rotation-mode rustdoc off` for the remaining members of the `rustdoc` team before this is merged. If more people from `t-rustdoc` want to join the review rotation, they can send [triagebot](https://rust-lang.zulipchat.com/#narrow/dm/261224-triagebot) a DM with `work set-team-rotation-mode rustdoc on`. CC @rust-lang/rustdoc
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