Add an npmignore file to all packages #1204
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ljharb
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@ljharb i considered this, but thought that they might need to diverge over time. Thoughts? |
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That's fair; but it'd be easy to copy it when a need arose. Not a huge deal either way. |
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Adds an npmignore file to all of the packages since the root one does not apply to npm publishing anymore