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Consider creating releases that have some code excluded #456

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Some environments (i.e. operational centers) may not need/want all the source code in a release. There is a StackOverflow solution:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45240336/how-to-use-github-release-api-to-make-a-release-without-source-code/58443948#58443948

This would be a preferable way to deliver releases that don't require end-users to remove the unused/unwanted code.

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