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Add dummy desk files for testing #14

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Adds some dummy files needed to publish %chess as an app using Landscape, as well as a -k option to the install script that will fill in their blanks and copy them over into the test ship's pier.

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Duplicate of #13.

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@bonbud-macryg Not a duplicate; one is for master and one is for develop

cp -rfL ${RESOURCE_DIR}/* ${INSTALL_DIR}/
DOCKET_FILE="${INSTALL_DIR}/desk.docket-0"

echo "\n" >> $DOCKET_FILE
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Had to change to this to get it working on macOS, otherwise it added the text \n in there.

echo ""                         >> $DOCKET_FILE

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Not sure why this didn't come up testing #13. I just tried installing with -k on a new fakeship working from the develop branch and got this in there too.

:~
  title+'Chess'
  info+'Fully peer-to-peer chess over Urbit'
  color+0xff.ffff
  image+'https://peekabooo.icu/images/finmep-chess.svg'
  base+'chess'
  version+[0 0 1]
  license+'GPL3'
  website+'https://github.com/thecommons-urbit/chess'\n
  glob-ames+[~fun 0v0]
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So odd - I tested it locally, and my test file didn't have this issue

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Could be an OS thing. Does it make a difference in Linux if you replace the "\n" with ""?

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