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Remove beta designation from docs-please package version.
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This pull request prepares for the stable release of version 0.2.2. The changes involve updating the version in packages/layer/package.json and removing the publishConfig section, which was specific to beta releases. These modifications are correct and sufficient for graduating the package from a pre-release to a stable version. The changes align with standard practices for automated release management.
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Summary
Release version 0.2.2 of @pleaseai/docs package.
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