We extended taskInstance with an abort(), which does the same as cancel() but doesn't
fire events and doesn't signal the token.
We use this in a number of use cases. For example we have situations where user want to
merge two task instance in different process instances. The use initially thought he
would do the job in two separate tasks, but decides afterwards to do it in a single one.
In this case we want to abort the second process instance and all task instances it
contains.
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