Purge the wildly out-of-date Roadmap document

Signed-off-by: Dan Scott <dan@coffeecode.net>

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-Roadmap for OpenSRF === The high points as of Febuary 2005
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-We will attempt to keep this file up to date as requirements for
-Open-ILS change over time, as they are certain to...
-
-==========
-
-# Version 0.1 (January 2005) -- Evolving CVS version ... stay tuned
-       
-       * Session failure recovery
-       * Initial specification for Application API
-       * Basic Application support
-       * Sub-requests within one Application
-
-# Version 0.2 (Febuary/March 2005) -- First full release as a package
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-       * Centralized Application configuration management
-       * Automatic cross-server API discovery
-       * Transparent remote server sub-requests
-       * Object Persistence Application implementing Stacks, Queues
-         and Object Stores based on SQLite
-
-# Version 0.3 (March/April 2005) -- Version for use in the Alpha
-                                    release of Open-ILS
-
-       * Partial implementation of a BROADCAST mode for addressing all
-         Servers of a particular Class on one Router
-       * Distributed version of the Object Persistence Application
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-# Version 0.5 (July/August 2005)
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-       * Full implementation of a BROADCAST mode for addressing all
-         Servers of any number of Classes on any number of Routers
-       * Client side use of transparent API discovery; the client
-         libraries will automatically discover and use the correct
-         Server for any valid method request
-
-# Version 0.7 (October/November 2005)
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-       * Basic inter-server session migration support in addition
-         to session failure recovery due to server failure
-
-# Version 0.9 (Some time in 2006)
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-       * Built in distributed transaction support.
-
-# Version 1.0 (in the future)
-
-       * Who knows?
-