Revert "Work around date bug in Tesla firmware 2025.44.3"

This reverts commit a6f342c.
Reason: doesn't work because while the timestamps of the symlinks
in the lower can be changed, what's needed is for the timestamps of
the files they point to to be changed, which this didn't/can't do.

Author: marcone

run/archiveloop

@@ -442,7 +442,6 @@ function archive_teslacam_clips () {
   local -r sentrylist_archived=/tmp/sentry_files_archived
   local -r sentrylist_previously_archived=/mutable/sentry_files_archived
   local -r ignorelist=/tmp/ignore_files
-  local -r datefixlist=/tmp/maxdate_files
 
   # Find files by name only. Don't follow the symlinks yet, since that
   # would cause all snapshots to be mounted.
@@ -500,23 +499,6 @@ function archive_teslacam_clips () {
   # remove the short files from the list of files to be archived
   prunefile "${sentrylist}" "${ignorelist}"
 
-  # Tesla firmware 2025.44.3 introduced a bug that gives some files a timestamp
-  # somewhere in the year 2107 (the maximum value for FAT32), which isn't handled
-  # properly by various 32-bit linux tools, including rsync.
-  # Find those files and set their timestamp to something managable on 32-bit systems
-  # before running rsync.
-  if [[ -s "${sentrylist}" ]] && [[ "$(getconf LONG_BIT)" = "32" ]]
-  then
-    (cd "$overlaymerged"; xargs -a "${sentrylist}" echo "find -L" | while read -r line
-        do
-          eval "$line \( -newerat 21000101 -printf '%p\n' \)"
-        done) > ${datefixlist}
-    if [[ -s "${datefixlist}" ]]
-    then
-      (cd "${overlaymerged}"; xargs -a "${datefixlist}" touch)
-    fi
-  fi
-
   # apply custom removals/additions
   filterfile "${sentrylist}"