Removed old localPackages descriptions

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@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ You can also use environment variables in your configuration file, by using `${S
- [ ] **schemes**: **[Scheme](#scheme)** - A list of schemes by name. This allows more control over what is found in [Target Scheme](#target-scheme)
- [ ] **targetTemplates**: **[String: [Target Template](#target-template)]** - a list of targets that can be used as templates for actual targets which reference them via a `template` property. They can be used to extract common target settings. Works great in combination with `include`.
- [ ] **packages**: **[String: [Swift Package](#swift-package)]** - a map of Swift packages by name
- [ ] **localPackages**: **[String: [Local Swift Package](#local-swift-package)]** - a map of local Swift packages by name. The paths must be directories with a `Package.swift` file in them. If same name remote repo is listed in `packages`, remote repo will be overridden to a local version in `localPackages` for development purposes. We can also use by path list ( `[String]` ). However, local packages that don't mirror remote packages aren't able to be linked to, by `[String]` format.
- [ ] **localPackages**: **[String: [Local Swift Package](#local-swift-package)]** - a map of local Swift packages by name. The paths must be directories with a `Package.swift` file in them. If same name remote repo is listed in `packages`, remote repo will be overridden to a local version in `localPackages` for development purposes.
- [ ] **projectReferences**: **[String: [Project Reference](#project-reference)]** - a map of project references by name
### Include