TaskTemplate definition

[rjyounes]

Definition of TaskTemplate: An outline of [sic] task of a particular type, that will, when instantiated, generate an actual (unscheduled) task.

1. Why must the resulting task be unscheduled? I have a recipe for muffins that I plan to execute at 3pm today.

2. I am concerned about the name TaskTemplate. Perhaps the reason it has generated to much confusion (e.g., Should gist:Template be a subclass of gist:Specification? #60 and related issues) is that the name is not very intuitive. We don't tend to describe things like recipes and instructions for assembling furniture as "templates." I don't have a great suggestion at the moment. TaskInstructions is better understood but awkward. TaskOutline?

[rjyounes]

Ignore label issue - that is subsumed by #590. There is a legitimate point about the definition, copied here:

Definition of TaskTemplate: An outline of [sic] task of a particular type, that will, when instantiated, generate an actual (unscheduled) task.

Why must the resulting task be unscheduled? I have a recipe for muffins that I plan to execute at 3pm today.

Assigning to @uscholdm as related to #590.

[rjyounes]

Proposed definition: An outline of a particular task that the execution of a task is based on.

Revised definition of Template: "Something used to make objects in its own image."
Move to skos:example (but keep existing example): "In manufacturing this would be specialized as a die to make stamped parts, cookie cutters are templates for cookies, and forms are templates for data."

[rjyounes]

Roll into PR for #590.

[uscholdm]

This has been done and merged #691