FAB-10993 Extraneous capabilities in configtx.yaml

There are a number of capabilities around features which were
experimental in v1.1, or never implemented in v1.2.  Since these have no
affect in v1.2, and they are confusing to users, they should be removed.

Change-Id: I21927f3045a235537b9bac88ace450e21013c418
Signed-off-by: Jason Yellick <jyellick@us.ibm.com>

sampleconfig/configtx.yaml

@@ -106,29 +106,6 @@ Capabilities:
         # features and fixes of fabric v1.1 (note, this need not be set if
         # V1_2 is set).
         V1_1: false
-        # V1_1_PVTDATA_EXPERIMENTAL is an Application capability to enable the
-        # private data capability.  It is only supported when using peers built
-        # with experimental build tag.  When set to true, private data
-        # collections can be configured upon chaincode instantiation and
-        # utilized within chaincode Invokes.
-        # NOTE: Use of this feature with non "experimental" binaries on the
-        # network may cause a fork.
-        V1_1_PVTDATA_EXPERIMENTAL: false
-        # V1_1_RESOURCETREE_EXPERIMENTAL is an Application capability to enable
-        # the resources capability. Currently this is needed for defining
-        # resource-based access control (RBAC). RBAC helps set fine-grained
-        # access control on system resources such as the endorser and various
-        # system chaincodes. Default is v1.0-based access control based on
-        # CHANNEL_READERS and CHANNEL_WRITERS.
-        # NOTE: Use of this feature with non "experimental" binaries on
-        # the network may cause a fork.
-        V1_1_RESOURCETREE_EXPERIMENTAL: false
-        # V1_2_CHAINCODE_LIFECYCLE_EXPERIMENTAL is an Application capability
-        # to enable the new lifecycle semantics of "Install Code, Install
-        # Metadata to a Channel, Define Chaincode, Init Chaincode"
-        # This is an in development feature and is useful only for developer
-        # testing at this time.
-        V1_2_CHAINCODE_LIFECYCLE_EXPERIMENTAL: false
 
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