Clean up CITATION.cff by removing unnecessary fields

Removed repository code, URL, abstract, keywords, and license URL from CITATION.cff.

Author: jfy133

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   - family-names: Warinner
     given-names: Christina
     orcid: 'https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4528-5877'
-repository-code: >-
-  https://github.com/SPAAM-community/little-book-of-smiley-plots/
-url: >-
-  https://www.spaam-community.org/little-book-of-smiley-plots/
-abstract: >
-  A key part of any ancient DNA project is to show that the
-  DNA is exactly that - that the DNA is ancient, rather than
-  from modern contamination.
-
-
-  A key authentication method is to show the presence of
-  elevated C to T deamination patterns (and the
-  complementary G to A) at the end of DNA molecules - known
-  as damage patterns - originally reported by (Briggs et al.
-  2007).
-
-
-  These patterns can be plotted in what have been
-  colloquially known as ’Smiley Plots. However, there can be
-  a wide range of smiley plots, some which show valid
-  ancient DNA, and others that do not - either due to not
-  actually having true ancient DNA but also from laboratory
-  and/or bioinformatic artifacts.
-
-
-  This book aims to act as a reference guide to interpreting
-  ancient DNA damage plots, providing a wide range of
-  example ‘smiley plots’, with descriptions of what the
-  describe and what can cause them. As an added bit of fun,
-  each type of ‘smiley plot’ comes with a artistic
-  interpretation of the line shape contributed by members of
-  the ancient DNA community.
-keywords:
-  - ancient DNA
-  - aDNA
-  - palaeogenetics
-  - palaeogenomics
-  - archaeogenetics
-  - archaeogenomics
-  - ancient metagenomics
-  - microbiome
-  - pathogen
-  - bioinformatics
-  - reference guide
-  - damage patterns
-  - misincorporation patterns
 license: CC0
 version: 2025
 date-released: '2025-09-21'