cli tool bug fix

[Shaobin-Jiang]

I spotted this bug in the cli tool for creating new plugins and extensions:

The line in the template README.md files looks like this:

See [documentation](https://github.com/jspsych/jspsych-contrib/blob/main/packages/{full-name}/docs/jspsych-{name}.md)

It prefixes a "jspsych-" for the documentation file.

However, in the cli source code, it looks like this:

    gulp.task("renameDocsTemplate", function () {
      return gulp
        .src(`${repoRoot}/packages/${destPath}/docs/docs-template.md`)
        .pipe(rename(`${answers.name}.md`))
        .pipe(gulp.dest(`${repoRoot}/packages/${destPath}/docs`))
        .on("end", function () {
          deleteSync(`${repoRoot}/packages/${destPath}/docs/docs-template.md`);
        });
    });

The renaming does not prefix a "jspsych-", which leads to a discrepancy between the url and the actual doc name. This PR fixes that issue.

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[Shaobin-Jiang]

I have also another issue that I want to address when using the cli tool but am unsure as to whether I should include it in a commit. The prompt for naming the package now is "What do you want to call this package?". It can be confusing because I would not know whether to prefix it with a "plugin-" or "extension-". For example, the first time I entered a name "plugin-demo" and it created a package named "plugin-plugin-demo" for me. I personally would prefer that the question includes an additional prompt that users need not add "plugin" or "extension" themselves.

[jodeleeuw]

Hi @Shaobin-Jiang,

Thanks very much for pointing out the discrepancy. We rewrote the cli in #125 and fixed this in that PR. To be consistent with current jspsych docs, we dropped the jspsych- prefix in the doc title.