Fix for #129: remove SimpleRepeatedTask.

I actually just commented it out, and kept a copy of the original 'abstractTask' on Google Docs, but we decided not to keep this at the last editor's meeting, and it seems like nobody is implementing support for it any time soon.
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diff --git a/specification/level-1-version-4/images/uml/abstractTask.pdf b/specification/level-1-version-4/images/uml/abstractTask.pdf
diff --git a/specification/level-1-version-4/sed-ml-L1V4.pdf b/specification/level-1-version-4/sed-ml-L1V4.pdf
diff --git a/specification/level-1-version-4/sources/task.tex b/specification/level-1-version-4/sources/task.tex
@@ -40,16 +40,17 @@ \subsubsection{\element{Task}}
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 % SIMPLEREPEATED TASK
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-\subsubsection{\element{SimpleRepeated Task}}
-\label{class:simpleRepeatedTask}
-The \concept{SimpleRepeatedTask} inherits from \Task, and provides a simplified looping construct that performs the \Task multiple times, resetting the model or not, according to its \element{resetModel} attribute.  The task itself is defined by the \element{modelReference} and \element{simulationReference} attributes it inherits from \Task.
 
-\paragraph*{\element{resetModel}}
-The \element{resetModel} attribute, 
-\element{boolean} defines whether, for each execution of the simulation, the model is to be reset (\val{true}) or not (\val{false}).
+%\subsubsection{\element{SimpleRepeated Task}}
+%\label{class:simpleRepeatedTask}
+%The \concept{SimpleRepeatedTask} inherits from \Task, and provides a simplified looping construct that performs the \Task multiple times, resetting the model or not, according to its \element{resetModel} attribute.  The task itself is defined by the \element{modelReference} and \element{simulationReference} attributes it inherits from \Task.
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+%\paragraph*{\element{resetModel}}
+%The \element{resetModel} attribute, 
+%\element{boolean} defines whether, for each execution of the simulation, the model is to be reset (\val{true}) or not (\val{false}).
 
-\paragraph*{\element{numRepeats}}
-The \element{numRepeats}, of type \element{positive integer}, defines the number of times the simulation is to be performed.
+%\paragraph*{\element{numRepeats}}
+%The \element{numRepeats}, of type \element{positive integer}, defines the number of times the simulation is to be performed.
 \end{blockChanged}
 
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