anchor.diff:  in the FsCheck library. FsCheck provides combinators to define properties, 
   observe the distribution of test data, and define test data generators. 
   When a property fails, FsCheck automatically displays a minimal counter example."""
  -      Authors = [ "Kurt Schelfthout and contributors" ]
  -      Tags = "test testing random fscheck quickcheck"
  -      ProjectFile = ["src/FsCheck/FsCheck.fsproj" ]
  -      Dependencies = []
  -      Files = ["FsCheck"]
  +    Authors = [ "Kurt Schelfthout and contributors" ]
  +    Tags = "test testing random fscheck quickcheck"
  +    ProjectFile = ["src/FsCheck/FsCheck.fsproj" ]
  +    Dependencies = []
  +    
       }
       { 
       Name = "FsCheck.Nunit"
       Files = ["FsCheck.Nunit"; "FsCheck.Nunit.Addin"]
  +    FilesExtra = [("FsCheck.Nunit.nuspec.tools\install.ps1", "tools\install.ps1")]
       Summary = "Integrates FsCheck with NUnit"
       Description = """FsCheck.NUnit integrates FsCheck with NUnit by adding a PropertyAttribute that runs FsCheck tests, similar to NUnit TestAttribute. 
       All the options normally available in vanilla FsCheck via configuration can be controlled via the PropertyAttribute."""
  
positive.code:             Publish = hasBuildParam "nugetkey"
              //ProjectFile = package.ProjectFile //if we add this, it produces a symbols package
              Dependencies = package.Dependencies |> List.map (fun (name,dep) -> (name,dep.Force()))
              Files = createFilesList package.Files            
          })
          ("nuget/" + package.Name + ".nuspec")
     )
  
negative.code:     ProjectFile : list<string>
      Dependencies : list<string * Lazy<string>>
      Files: list<string>
      //For extra files like tools and content string*string is for path target, if an excludes becomes necesary a third tuple element string option can be added
      FilesExtra: list<string * string >
    }
  
  //File that contains the release notes.
  