Add .babelrc to .npmignore #44
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An alternative solution to bvaughn#19. I'm guessing @untone is dealing with the same problem that I am - an inability to use react-highlight-words since it's .babelrc is for Babel 5 and we're using Babel 6. See reduxjs/redux#1033 and reduxjs/redux-thunk#44 if more justification is required.
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As discussed here, and more here, excluding
.babelrcwhen distributing to npm is the current solution to #43.