Remove "TryLogClientIpAddress" #8212
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…seemingly will eventually expire and we rarely need the info; this ends up adding a lot of time to source builds
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All azure edge sites we use for this purpose (knowing the IP of a client behind a NAT or other masking thing, for checking with partner teams when things go wrong) seemingly will eventually expire and we rarely need the info; this ends up adding a lot of time to source builds
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