migrate to `webpack-contrib` org and be official

[alexander-akait]

Sorry for removing the issue template.

We want to provide official support for posthtml in webpack. If you have any questions do not hesitate to ask them. Recently we have given official support for many tools - like postcss, stylus, cssnano and etc. This eliminated many problems and wrong architectural decisions.

Same request for pug - pugjs/pug-loader#124 (comment)

[Scrum]

We want to provide official support for posthtml in webpack

I strongly support any initiative. Do you need help from our side?

If you have any questions do not hesitate to ask them

Is there a place where other users can ask their questions?

[alexander-akait]

I strongly support any initiative. Do you need help from our side?

We need:

1. You need to send a PR with updating license on JS Foundation (https://github.com/webpack-contrib/css-loader/blob/master/LICENSE), we are not trying to steal the code, we just want to protect our users from the fact that in the future the original developer may want to change the license, you can save your name in any other places (package.json/comments in code/other, we never remove it)
2. Give me github and npm permissions
3. I will migrate this repo to webpack-contrib

Is there a place where other users can ask their questions?

Yes, we put link on gitter chats on top of README, but we can add more link if you need

[Scrum]

Give me github and npm permissions

What role will be enough for you to move the repository on github ?
Does your nickname match evilebottnawi on npm?

3. I will migrate this repo to webpack-contrib

Will full rights to this package be available to me after moving it to webpack-contrib ?

[alexander-akait]

What role will be enough for you to move the repository on github ?

Admin

Does your nickname match evilebottnawi on npm?

Yes

Will full rights to this package be available to me after moving it to webpack-contrib ?

Yes you will have Admin in repo

[Scrum]

@evilebottnawi

1. chore(license): updating license on JS Foundation, #127 #128
2. Done
3. Done