provide dist/underscore.string.min.js in the npm package (again)

[Mithgol]

Browser window's context and Node.js context are different in nw.js and it takes some time to switch between them.

Therefore, when underscore.string is used inside an nwjs-based application, it sometimes makes sense to do both of the following:

• declare underscore.string as a dependency in package.json (example) and let it be installed with npm install
• use underscore.string in a browser's window context with <script> (example) instead of (or in addition to) Node.js context with require().

However, the npm package of underscore.string does not currently contain the dist/underscore.string.min.js file that could be installed and referenced by the script element.

That's why this pull request partially reverts c3088d4 (and #193): the minified file dist/underscore.string.min.js is re-added to the npm package. (The larger file dist/underscore.string.js continues to be removed from the package.)

[stoeffel]

This is okay for me.
@epeli ?

[esamattis]

Yes. I also think the both dist/underscore.string.min.js and dist/underscore.string.js should be in the package. This is useful when using npm just as a package downloader for AMD for example.

[stoeffel]

@Mithgol could you remove dist completely from .npmignore?

[Mithgol]

Yep.

[stoeffel]

Could you drop the first unused commit? Thanks

[Mithgol]

Ok.

[stoeffel]

Thanks 💯

[Mithgol]

Could you npm publish a new version? (Thanks in advance.)

[stoeffel]

I will tomorrow. 😄

[stoeffel]

@Mithgol 3.0.3 is released.