add logic to blueprint to conditionally install ember-get-helper
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On second, thought, we'll still need |
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Closes #83.
After getting a better understanding of what this was going for, I think a good solution would be to simply check the installing project's
emberversion inside of our blueprint, and then only addember-get-helperto the project if necessary. As such, I also removed it from our own dependencies.