Removing a broken package

I guess I should know this, but I'll ask anyway. For some time now I've
been getting errors when trying to update MS Edge using dnf. Since I
never actually use it I decided to just remove the package, but I can't
even do that (presumably for the same reason the update fails):

   $ sudo dnf remove microsoft-edge-stable
   Package                                            Arch         Version                                            Repository                        Size
   Removing:
    microsoft-edge-stable                             x86_64       0:147.0.3912.72-1                                  <unknown>                    625.9 MiB
    microsoft-edge-stable                             x86_64       0:150.0.4078.80-1                                  <unknown>                    631.3 MiB
   
   Transaction Summary:
    Removing:           2 packages
   
   After this operation, 1 GiB will be freed (install 0 B, remove 1 GiB).
   Is this ok [y/N]: y
   Running transaction
   [1/3] Prepare transaction                                                                                        100% |   5.0   B/s |   2.0   B |  00m00s
   [2/3] Removing microsoft-edge-stable-0:150.0.4078.80-1.x86_64                                                    100% | 177.0   B/s | 389.0   B |  00m02s
   >>> Running %preun scriptlet: microsoft-edge-stable-0:147.0.3912.72-1.x86_64
   >>> Error in %preun scriptlet: microsoft-edge-stable-0:147.0.3912.72-1.x86_64
   >>> Scriptlet output:
   >>> /var/tmp/rpm-tmp.XlMkJM: line 191: syntax error near unexpected token `}'
   >>> /var/tmp/rpm-tmp.XlMkJM: line 191: `}'
   >>> 
   >>> [RPM] %preun(microsoft-edge-stable-147.0.3912.72-1.x86_64) scriptlet failed, exit status 2
   >>> Running %triggerpostun scriptlet: desktop-file-utils-0:0.28-5.fc44.x86_64
   >>> Finished %triggerpostun scriptlet: desktop-file-utils-0:0.28-5.fc44.x86_64
   >>> [RPM] microsoft-edge-stable-147.0.3912.72-1.x86_64: erase failed
   Transaction failed: Rpm transaction failed.

Any insights would be appreciated.

poc
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