Function remote_forget_path 

pub fn remote_forget_path(device: &str) -> String

Retire one device, interpolating device into REMOTE_DEVICES_PATH.

The id is a path segment rather than a body, because DELETE with one is poorly served by enough of the stack to be worth avoiding, and because the daemon already names a resource this way at /api/mcp/servers/{id}. Not escaped, and the caller owes the charset. Every id this crate mints is [A-Za-z0-9._-] and the edge holds tokens under nothing else, so an id that came from the roster is safe to interpolate. One that came from a person’s shell is not: an HTTP client resolves dot-segments the way a browser does, so ../../models/7 here is a DELETE of a different route. gglib remote forget checks the shape before it calls this; any new caller taking an id from outside the roster must do the same.