There is no reason to add CommonJS support in a separate package or tag, 
because the proposed changes don't break any existing workflows. *These 
changes are purely additive.*

Currently, require('angular'), require('angular-route'), etc. don't return 
anything, and only produce side effects. Adding CommonJS support in the 
manner we are (removing the main field from package.json and relying on the 
resolution algorithm to default to index.js) just makes it so require() 
does return something, in addition to the side effects currently in place.

Again, the proposed changes do not break any existing workflows.

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