Remove unnecessary long-duration source from LED extraction-efficiency tutorial in cylindrical coordinates #2404
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#2382 and #2383 fixed two separate bugs related to the$z$ -PML at $r=0$ for $m=0, \pm 1$ simulation in cylindrical coordinates. Prior to this bugfix, to ensure that the fields at $r=0$ decayed sufficiently away it was necessary to use the workaround of a narrow bandwidth source with long cutoff. However, this long-duration source is no longer necessary for these types of calculations.
This PR updates the tutorial Extraction Efficiency of a Light-Emitting Diode (LED) to replace this long-duration source with a significantly shorter one.