Remove unused swat2 code

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-Abstract:
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-This document attempts to outline the requirements for SWAT 2. In particular, 
-this is an attempt to bring together some ideas in order to stimulate though
-about what exactly we want SWAT to do.
-
-
-Introduction:
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-Swat, as it exists in Samba 3 and before, is not significantly more than an
-editor for smb.conf. The interface seems targeted at users who are already
-familiar with smb.conf configuration. 
-
-For version 4 of the Samba suite, we would like to provide a swat that becomes
-the definitive tool for configuring Samba. As this is a fairly difficult task,
-it is imperative that a significant amount of thought is given to both the
-internal structure and the user interface of Swat.
-
-
-Current Issues:
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-- swat completely destroys the current format of smb.conf. Any ordering of
-  parameters, comments, and whitespace formatting will be lost.
-
-- though the wizard is very useful, it does not provide enough functionality
-  to setup a first time user. (e.g. the workgroup cannot be set in the wizard)
-
-- in almost all configurations, many of the displayed params should be left
-  empty. (i.e. netbios aliases)
-
-- installation is not easy for most users
-
-- nobody uses it
-
-
-Future Issues:
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-- The number of configuration parameters, as much as we all hate them, are
-  likely to grow. Many will be for small strings or such things. The current
-  SWAT layout will not handle this very well
-
-
-Wishlist:
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-- a registry editor in swat
-
-- the advanced / developer options available, but hidden from basic users
-
-- a more beginner-oriented wizard
-  - I (vance) would like to see a something that asks a few questions, like
-    what do you want to do? (check all that apply)
-    o  share files
-    o  share printers
-    o  be a domain controller
-
-    what kind of network are you on? (choose one)
-    o  home network, no domain, no passwords
-    o  small office network, no domain
-    o  small office network, pre-existing domain
-    o  medium network, pre-existing domain
-    o  large network, pre-existing domain
-
-    what kind of computers are on your network? (check all that apply)
-    o  w31
-    o  W9x
-    o  NT
-    o  w2k
-    o  xp / w2k3
-
-- a "make copy" function for shares, to allow users to clone existing shares
-  then edit them
-
-- some smarts for parameters:
-  - a user/group selector for things like valid users, admin users, read list,
-    write list, etc.
-  - an fs navigator for path type things
-