Removing version number to fix a compile issue with hello_vue.js #121
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Previously, the version number was written because Vue was pointing to 2.2.0.beta1 (which fails to compile). Users should use `./bin/yarn` to control the version in the event of future versions breaks compilation again.
This was referenced Feb 27, 2017
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Previously, a version number (2.1.10) was specified as Vue pointed to 2.2.0.beta1 (which breaks webpack compilation).
This PR removes that version number.
Users are encouraged to use
./bin/yarnto control the package version in the event of dependencies breaking default pack again.