Make package prompts unskippable #76
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This introduces a `noSkip` property that templates can provide to suppress the option to defer templating until later. This is important for the package templates because they require a valid `moduleName` to be substituted into `package.json#/name` or else npm/yarn will crash and complain about an invalid package name.
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This introduces a
noSkipproperty that templates can provide to suppress the option to defer templating until later. This is important for the package templates because they require a validmoduleNameto be substituted intopackage.json#/nameor else npm/yarn will crash and complain about an invalid package name.