Normalize plugin / theme version numbers and header formatting#2644
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danielbachhuber merged 2 commits intoApr 11, 2016
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Currently if you scaffold a child theme and a plugin, the plugin headers are formatted differently than the child theme headers. The plugin also uses a different version number `0.1-alpha`), which is itself different than the version used in the plugin's `package.json` (`0.0.0`). This commit normalizes the header formatting and updates the version numbers.
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Currently if you scaffold a child theme and a plugin, the theme uses
0.1.0for the version number, while the plugin uses0.1-alpha, which is itself different than the version used in the plugin'spackage.json(0.0.0). The plugin headers are also formatted differently than the child theme headers. This pull request normalizes the version numbers and header formatting and updates related functional tests.