Feat 100 add bin scripts to featuremap#76
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Nice quality of life improvements! Left one comment about upgrading Tailwind, otherwise, this looks good.
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Adds binstubs for the gems we commonly use within FeatureMap, and updates bundle exec references to use them. Also updates feature map to use local code rather than a globally installed gem version, and removes assumption in readme that
npxand other dependencies are installed globally.