fix: skilljson

[JarbasAl]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced localization support for the "TuneIn Skill" with example phrases for user interaction.

• Chores

  • Enhanced packaging configuration to include necessary locale and text files in the package distribution.
  • Removed several scripts related to version management and translation processes, streamlining the codebase.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request involve modifications to the MANIFEST.in file to include locale and text files in the package distribution. Additionally, a new localization JSON file for the "TuneIn Skill" has been added. Several scripts related to version management and skill preparation have been deleted, which simplifies the versioning process and removes unused functionalities.

Changes

File	Change Summary
MANIFEST.in	Added directives to include all files in the locale directory and all text files in the root.
locale/en-us/skill.json	Added a new JSON file for "TuneIn Skill" localization with name and example phrases.
scripts/bump_alpha.py	Deleted file responsible for incrementing VERSION_ALPHA.
scripts/bump_build.py	Deleted file responsible for incrementing VERSION_BUILD and resetting VERSION_ALPHA.
scripts/bump_major.py	Deleted file responsible for incrementing VERSION_MAJOR and resetting other version variables.
scripts/bump_minor.py	Deleted file responsible for incrementing VERSION_MINOR and resetting other version variables.
scripts/prepare_skillstore.py	Deleted file for preparing skill entries from a GitHub repository.
scripts/prepare_translations.py	Deleted file for processing translation files in the locale directory.
scripts/release_skillstore.py	Deleted file for managing versioning and updating JSON configuration.
scripts/remove_alpha.py	Deleted file for setting VERSION_ALPHA to zero in the version file.
scripts/translate.py	Deleted file for translating text files using DeepL service.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Skill
    participant Locale
    User->>Skill: Request to play music
    Skill->>Locale: Check for localization
    Locale-->>Skill: Provide localized response
    Skill-->>User: Play requested music

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🐰 "In the code where the bunnies hop,
Locale files now join the top.
With tunes to play and skills to share,
Our package grows with utmost care!
Scripts once there have taken flight,
Simplifying paths, making it right!" 🐇

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