feat(replacements): add the rename of read-pkg-up to read-package-up
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read-pkg-up to read-package-upread-pkg-up to read-package-up
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Changes
added the rename of
read-pkg-uptoread-package-upContext
responding to an npm deprecation message reported to the semantic-release project in semantic-release/semantic-release#3085
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