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Fix for "@zeit/ncc is no longer maintained" #35

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Fixes githubtraining/write-javascript-actions#34
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change outdated link too
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We typically don't commit a `node_modules` folder in a repository. These can often grow to be huge if your project has many dependencies. Because of the way Node works this folder is a necessary evil, but there is a way to get rid of it!

First you need to install a tool called [ncc](https://github.com/zeit/ncc). You'll want to install this tool globally so that you can use as if it's any other CLI tool on your machine.
First you need to install a tool called [ncc](https://github.com/vercel/ncc). You'll want to install this tool globally so that you can use as if it's any other CLI tool on your machine.

What **ncc** does is take all the dependencies within your project and compile them into a single JavaScript file. This allows you to avoid committing the `node_modules` folder in your actions source code.

**Install ncc**
`npm install -g @zeit/ncc`
`npm install -g @vercel/ncc`

**Using ncc**
When you use ncc:
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