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Async indexes (#624)

* Minor deps update * Updated package version, api & prepublish script * Added "ensure index async" * Async ensureNoIndex * Added deprecation notice

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`@@ -42,12 +42,24 @@ Collection.ensureIndex(selector, options);`
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`43`	`43`	Ensures an index exists. Similar to the built-in `createIndex`, but handles the case where the index already exists with different options by removing and re-adding the index with the new options. To ensure your database has the same indexes across different environments, you might want to add `ensureIndex` calls to `Meteor.startup`.
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	`45`	+```js
	`46`	`+Collection.ensureIndexAsync(selector, options);`
	`47`	+```
	`48`	`+`
	`49`	+Similar to `ensureIndex`, but returns a Promise that is resolved when the index is created. This method is compatible with Meteor 3.0.
	`50`	`+`
`45`	`51`	```js
`46`	`52`	`Collection.ensureNoIndex(selector);`
`47`	`53`	```
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`49`	`55`	The reverse of `ensureIndex`. You might want to call this in `Meteor.startup` to make sure an index has been removed in all of your deployed environments.
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	`57`	+```js
	`58`	`+Collection.ensureNoIndexAsync(selector);`
	`59`	+```
	`60`	`+`
	`61`	+Similar to `ensureNoIndex`, but returns a Promise that is resolved when the index is dropped. This method is compatible with Meteor 3.0.
	`62`	`+`
`51`	`63`	```js
`52`	`64`	`Collection.aggregate(pipeline, ?options);`
`53`	`65`	```

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