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Add git commit changes to packaging changes #504

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#### Git hooks

- Run `go-task init` to initialize Git hooks for the packages repository. See [Prepare for packaging](prepare-for-packaging.md#initialize-git-hooks).
- Use `git commit` for committing packaging changes and fill in the template shown.
It is no longer required to manually copy-paste the template or use `git commit --cleanup=scissors`.

#### Requiring `homepage` in `package.yml`

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- All packaging actions are now handled by `go-task` rather than `make`.
- Building a package can be done using `go-task` rather than `make`.
- Commands are the same: `make local`, for example, is replaced by `go-task local`.
- You can see all available commands by either browsing to `Taskfile.yml` in the [`packages` repo](https://github.com/getsolus/packages/blob/main/Taskfile.yml) OR running `go-task -l` somewhere in your updated clone of the packages git monorepo.

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- Packagers should install `go-task` on their machines if they have not already.
- The `Makefile` included with every package is no longer required. Please delete it from a package when updating, and do not include it when making the initial commit of a new package.

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