correcting the comment

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[vorakl]

Hey @v-nightwolf , thank you for filing this correction and sorry it took longer than probably anticipated.

Technically speaking, it it doesn't do both (neither new records, as we don't check them with the ones in the file, or old records, which do not exist in the script as variables at all). At that line it removes all lines which contain Added by Google, meaning were added by the google's script before.

So, if you could correct you correction ;) and make a more accurate comment, plus sign the CLA which is required to contribute into this repository, I'll be glad to merge the PR.