Update script to bump versions of packages #968
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This updates the script to bump versions of packages to have a UI for selecting how to bump the version for each package (e.g. alpha, patch, minor, major, etc.). It starts a simple web server and triggers your browser to open to a page listing all of the changed packages.
It then propagates these version selections as necessary to dependent packages. Specifically, if the version is a prerelease, then it propagates the version bump upwards to anything that has a dependency on the package being published. This is so that the dependent packages get the updated pinned version. Additionally, we also propagate the version bump downward to all packages that the package depends on, to ensure that all dependencies are published and up to date.
For now, the rest of the script works as it did, with a prompt for the new versions in the terminal. Eventually I'd like to make that part of the web UI as well.