Remove the reproduction/replication outcome combinations table (#54) - #69
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Removes the table of reproduction/replication outcome combinations (cases A-D) from
understanding.qmd, together with the sentence introducing it. The "possible interpretation" column read as a single claim about "replication", which covers designs that differ too widely for one interpretation to hold.The reference to @TuringWay2025 is kept: it now closes the preceding paragraph on terminology, as "A similar distinction between reproductions and replications is made by @TuringWay2025, with a less specific terminology for reproductions."
The following paragraph ("Reproduction and replication should always be considered together...") stands on its own and is unchanged. No other cross-reference to
tbl-rep-outcomesexists in the sources. The chapter renders without citation or cross-reference warnings.Closes #54