Revert of Rename platform/wtf/ to platform/newwtf/.

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-# platform/newwtf (will become platform/wtf eventually)
-
-This is a temporary location where all files under Source/wtf/ will be moved
-eventually. For details about WTF relocation project, see
-[the proposal](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1shS1IZe__auYxjm9FhPbTY2P01FbNTMYRh-nen5gkDo/edit?usp=sharing)
-and
-[the design doc](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JK26H-1-cD9-s9QLvEfY55H2kgSxRFNPLfjs049Us5w/edit?usp=sharing).
-You can see
-[bug 691465](https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=691465)
-for the project's status.
-
-During the project, files in wtf/ are moved to platform/newwtf/ incrementally,
-and redirection headers will be placed in wtf/. So nothing should break in the
-meantime. You can continue including WTF headers like `#include "wtf/Xxx.h"`
-till the next announcement in blink-dev.
-
-Why "new" wtf? We initially named this directory platform/wtf/, but it turned
-out this would cause a warning on win-clang due to MSVC-specific #include
-search order. Basically, we can't have "platform/wtf/Foo.h" and "wtf/Foo.h" at
-the same time, since `#include "wtf/Foo.h"` may imply platform/wtf/Foo.h
-depending on the context. We don't want to turn off this warning Blink-wide,
-and that's why we have platform/newwtf/.
-
-platform/newwtf/ will be renamed to platform/wtf/ after we get rid of wtf/
-completely.