I think you may be misunderstanding what the command did. This command basically downloaded a shell script with curl, then ran it with sh. If you’re familiar with Windows this is equivalent to downloading and running a Batch or PowerShell script.
EDIT: someone else has posted the shell script you ran. You essentially need to manually undo whatever is in the script in the terminal.
Do the opposite of all this, assuming you ran this script some time between 2024 and now:
There is no file at that URL (anymore).
If that was the case when you tried this, nothing happened.
If there was a script there when you did this, the only option is to restore from backup.
This is a great example of why devs need to stop using sh scripts to setup their software. Perhaps with an immutable filesystem this is simpler, but surely there's a better way.
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