Remove an XXX comment to reflect final decisions.

I really need to review this PEP carefully before it can be marked
finished; I suspect there's a bit of creep between reality and the
PEP.
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@ -195,13 +195,13 @@ Implementation Strategy
participate, without taking a memory hit for numbers or other
small types.
XXX -- Need to determine the exact list of standard types which
should support weak references. This should include instances and
dictionaries. Whether it should include strings, buffers, lists,
files, or sockets is debatable.
The implementation has already been added to the Python CVS
repository.
Standard types which support weak references include instances,
functions, and bound & unbound methods. With the addition of
class types ("new-style classes") in Python 2.2, types grew
support for weak references. Instances of class types are weakly
referencable if they have a base type which is weakly referencable,
the class not specify __slots__, or a slot is named __weakref__.
Generators also support weak references.
Possible Applications