Inline the exercise README insert into the exercise template #323
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February 4, 2018 12:35
The upstream problem description for 'bob' has been updated to include a new rule. This locks the description to match the current implementation so that we can regenerate the exercise README without getting out-of-sync.
The upstream problem descriptions have been tweaked for all of these exercises. The tweaks consist largely of formatting and whitespace tweaks, with some tweaks to copy to clarify some of the descriptions.
Since we are now operating with a track-wide exercise README template, we no longer need the markdown insert.
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The first couple of commits do some cleanup so that we get a clean diff on the commit that actually inlines the template.
See exercism/meta#94 for more context