Don't recommend initial use of intentionally-skip #119
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Currently we say in the releas spec that if the user wants to skip a package, they can specify "intentionally-skip" in place of the version. We actually don't want first-time users to know about this directive up front, because it suppresses errors that would ordinarily be produced if you omit a package from the release that you shouldn't. Rather, we want to only suggest this in the error message.
Hence, this commit removes the reference to "intentionally-skip" from the release spec. It also adds some more instructions for first-time users.