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There's a handful of dependencies that I think we can remove without losing much and would make the monorepo migration simpler:

- `caseless`: Used to perform case-insensitive, unicode-aware, matching for `places`.  I think we can just Rust's `to_lowercase()` nowadays.  The docs their mention it handles unicode correctly.
- `colored`: `mockito` optional subdependency.  We can just lose the error messages colors.
- `humantime`: This means we lose the timestamps on our CLI tools that print logs.  I think we can fix this by updating these tools to use the new code in `tracing_support` and/or `error_support`.
- `more-asserts`: used by the logins tests for `assert_ge!`.  I think we can switch to using standard macros for this.  If needed, we could define our own `assert_ge!`.
- `serde_test`: used in the `guid_support` tests.  I think we can either remove the test or implement it a different way.

There's a handful of dependencies that I think we can remove without losing much and would make the monorepo migration simpler:

- `caseless`: Used to perform case-insensitive, unicode-aware, matching for `places`.  I think we can just Rust's `to_lowercase()` nowadays.  The docs their mention it handles unicode correctly.
- `colored`: `mockito` optional subdependency.  We can just lose the error messages colors.
- `humantime`: This means we lose the timestamps on our CLI tools that print logs.  I think we can fix this by updating these tools to use the new code in `tracing_support` and/or `error_support`.
- `more-asserts`: used by the logins tests for `assert_ge!`.  I think we can switch to using standard macros for this.  If needed, we could define our own `assert_ge!`.
- `serde_test`: used in the `guid_support` tests.  I think we can either remove the test or implement it a different way.
- `ece`?  I'm not totally sure, but it looks like this dependency isn't used anymore.

There's a handful of dependencies that I think we can remove without losing much and would make the monorepo migration simpler:

- ~`caseless`: Used to perform case-insensitive, unicode-aware, matching for `places`.  I think we can just Rust's `to_lowercase()` nowadays.  The docs their mention it handles unicode correctly.~
- `colored`: `mockito` optional subdependency.  We can just lose the error messages colors.
- `humantime`: This means we lose the timestamps on our CLI tools that print logs.  I think we can fix this by updating these tools to use the new code in `tracing_support` and/or `error_support`.
- `more-asserts`: used by the logins tests for `assert_ge!`.  I think we can switch to using standard macros for this.  If needed, we could define our own `assert_ge!`.
- `serde_test`: used in the `guid_support` tests.  I think we can either remove the test or implement it a different way.
- `ece`?  I'm not totally sure, but it looks like this dependency isn't used anymore.

There's a handful of dependencies that I think we can remove without losing much and would make the monorepo migration simpler:

- ~`caseless`: Used to perform case-insensitive, unicode-aware, matching for `places`.  I think we can just Rust's `to_lowercase()` nowadays.  The docs their mention it handles unicode correctly.~
- `colored`: `mockito` optional subdependency.  We can just lose the error messages colors.
- `humantime`: This means we lose the timestamps on our CLI tools that print logs.  I think we can fix this by updating these tools to use the new code in `tracing_support` and/or `error_support`.
- `more-asserts`: used by the logins tests for `assert_ge!`.  I think we can switch to using standard macros for this.  If needed, we could define our own `assert_ge!`.
- `serde_test`: used in the `guid_support` tests.  I think we can either remove the test or implement it a different way.
- ~`ece`?  I'm not totally sure, but it looks like this dependency isn't used anymore.~