Remove the winreg module from the project. I don't believe any

docs changes are needed (only reference to winreg I could find
was in libwinreg.tex, which is documenting _winreg, and merely
mentions that a higher-level winreg module *may* appear someday;
that's still true).

pep-0200.txt

@@ -100,18 +100,6 @@ Failing test cases need to get fixed
          *does* so far appear to be fixing the failing cases anyway
         ]
 
-    test_winreg2      Win32      X X    26-Jul-2000
-        [19-Aug-2000 tim
-         This test will never work on Win98, because it's looking for
-         a part of registry that doesn't exist under W98.
-         The module (winreg.py) and this test case will be removed
-         before 2.0 for other reasons, though.
-        ]
-        [still fails 15-Aug-2000 for me, on Win98 - tim
-         test test_winreg2 failed -- Writing: 'Test Failed: testHives',
-         expected: 'HKEY_PERFORMANCE_DATA\012'
-        ]
-
 
 Previously failing test cases
 
@@ -166,6 +154,19 @@ Previously failing test cases
          in some cases where the test fails without -v
         ]
 
+    test_winreg2      Win32      X X    26-Jul-2000
+        [20-Aug-2000 tim - the test has been removed from the project]
+        [19-Aug-2000 tim
+         This test will never work on Win98, because it's looking for
+         a part of registry that doesn't exist under W98.
+         The module (winreg.py) and this test case will be removed
+         before 2.0 for other reasons, though.
+        ]
+        [still fails 15-Aug-2000 for me, on Win98 - tim
+         test test_winreg2 failed -- Writing: 'Test Failed: testHives',
+         expected: 'HKEY_PERFORMANCE_DATA\012'
+        ]
+
 
 Open items -- should be done/fixed
 
@@ -182,6 +183,10 @@ Open items -- should be done/fixed
      - don't add commonpathprefix(), because dirname() already does it
     ]
 
+
+Open items -- completed/fixed
+
+    [20-Aug-2000 tim - done]
     Remove winreg.py and test_winreg2.py.  Paul Prescod (the author)
     now wants to make a registry API more like the MS .NET API.  Unclear
     whether that can be done in time for 2.0, but, regardless, if we