How to delete Google Discover from both your user & work profile

Following up on this post in a thread from Stan I don't want to hijack
 *Google nag to turn Discover on*
 <https://www.novabbs.com/computers/article-flat.php?id=57854&group=comp.mobile.android#57854>
In that thread, I looked up what "Google Discover" was, since I had never
experienced it in all my years of using non-rooted Android phones. It
turned out I had disabled it long ago for "user 0" but not for "user 11".
I didn't even know I had a "user 0" and a "user 11" on my phone.
Did you know that?
Anyway, this post is written so that anyone can cut & paste the commands
below to determine if you (or the other users on your phone), have it.
If you have it, you can wipe it out.
It's what I do to all the google packages (that don't break the system).
It's important to note that 'Google Discover' is inside this package.
 <com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox>
I have that package on my Android 13 Galaxy so why don't I see "Discover"?
 C:\> adb shell pm list packages com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox
      (this lists it)
Luckily for me, it's been long ago "disabled" by me (probably en masse):
 C:\> adb shell pm list packages -d com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox
      (this lists it)
I looked to see if it was "stopped" also (in addition to disabled).
 C:\> adb shell "dumpsys package com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox | grep stopped="
The output indicated that the package wasn't installed for "user 0" but it
was installed (& working) for "user 11", so I needed to figure who is who.
 C:\> adb shell am get-current-user
      This reported that I'm user 0 when running adb
Digging deeper, since I have no accounts set up on my phone, apparently I'm
user 0 & apparently my "work profile" is "user 11" (which I didn't know).
So for the work profile, the Discover functionality exists, but not for the
main profile of mine. (I don't have any "accounts" set up on my phone.)
I'll post a followup that starts with all that in mind, but that's a
summary that I brought over from the aforementioned thread, for starters.