remove pop directional formatting characters - #36
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`\u202c` was present in both the LICENSE and the package.json file. This type of character is used in text to preserve formatting when switching between sinistrodextral and dextrosinistral languages. They can however trip up various scanning tools as it could obfuscate source code. While this is obviously not the case here, as it is part of the email address, it makes sense to fix it anyway. Fixes hisco#34
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\u202cwas present in both the LICENSE and the package.json file.This type of character is used in text to preserve formatting when switching between sinistrodextral and dextrosinistral languages. They can however trip up various scanning tools as it could obfuscate source code. While this is obviously not the case here, as it is part of the email address, it makes sense to fix it anyway.
Fixes #34