Add docklib 1.2.0 to "recommended" and "opinionated" flavors #15
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I've recently published docklib to PyPi so that it can be installed via
pip. Therefore, it seems like a good candidate for inclusion in the Python packages produced by this project.I'm open to convincing about whether docklib belongs in "recommended" or just in "opinionated," but I think the former given how MacAdmin-specific docklib is and how many people use docklib with outset.
The changes submitted here produced the desired effect for me (a pkg was produced that included docklib among its installed modules, and interactively running
from docklib import Dockworked successfully in the managed Python REPL).