Erroneously used the wrong artifact name before.

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Fixes some incorrect examples and makes formatting consistent for
others.

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CLI derivative packages should never check-in their own version of CLI
resource files (bootstrap template, init templates, etc.). Instead they
are expected to copy any required files over at build time.

This PR removes the checked-in version of `init-templates` and bootstrap
template from `cli-lib-alpha`.
It also adds respective gitignore and npmignore rules.

Note that neither `cli-lib-alpha` nor `toolkit-lib` currently support
the init command and therefore don't need the templates just yet.


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The docs build requires this file to contain the current version number.

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This allows publishing notices that match against the version of Node
we're executing on.

Implemented by generalizing the code that matches against CLI version
and bootstrap versions: it can now match against arbitrary named
components.

Also implement more complex matching rules: currently we match the
pattern if one of them matches:

```ts
// Matches if one of A, B or C matches
components: [A, B, C]
```

Instead, generalize to Disjunctive Normal Form and treat the current
case as a special case of DNF where every conjunction has one element:

```ts
// The above gets interpreted as
components: [[A], [B], [C]]

// More complex rules: A and B together, or C
components: [[A, B], [C]]
```

This way we can write rules to say that "component X on Node version Y"
should get a notice.

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…mentation (#44)

closes aws/aws-cdk#33434

generates `CODE_REGISTRY.md` using information gathered in `codes.ts`.
this pr:

- updates `codes.ts` to have additional information stored
- introduces a script that generates a markdown table from the `CODES`
object
- updates projen to build `CODE_REGISTRY.md` as a post-build step

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Grrr, no projen support: projen/projen#3567.
I'm lazy so I just copied and pasted a few from the aws-cdk repo. This
is somewhat necessary because it adds the `needs-triage` label
automatically, that my other PR will need:
#118

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They were in the wrong path. See
https://docs.github.com/en/communities/using-templates-to-encourage-useful-issues-and-pull-requests/configuring-issue-templates-for-your-repository

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… provider for CloudControl API (#138)

A generic Context Provider for CloudControl API. See
aws/aws-cdk#33258 for an example how to
implement a `fromLookup()` method using the new context provider.

(Extracted from aws/aws-cdk#33258)

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