Delete npm cache before packaging - closes #355#356
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I don't know why this .package-lock.json file is placed in node_modules/ or why it gets modified after packaging and installation on the gateway but this is causing the checksum of the add-on to fail at startup.
From what I have read this is an internal cache created by npm which can safely be deleted, so I have modified the packaging script to delete it before distribution. This seems to fix the checksum errors seen in #355.
Closes #355.