Hi,

I "published" a new package to Nimble today. Based on the nimble doc, under the 
src directory, I had created a <modulename> directory. And Nimble complained 
today that it had to be called <modulenamepkg> instead (which I found strange), 
so I just renamed the directory, and Nimble was happy and I could then publish 
the module.

I've since decided to add a new sub-module, and now that I'm done and want to 
check if it works, Nimble complains I have a <modulenamepkg> directory, and I 
should use a <modulename> directory instead!

I'm confused... what is going on? And which structure is correct?
    
    
    C:\Code\moduleinit>nim --version
    Nim Compiler Version 0.18.0 [Windows: amd64]
    Copyright (c) 2006-2018 by Andreas Rumpf
    
    git hash: 5ee9e86c87d831d32441db658046fc989a197ac9
    active boot switches: -d:release
    
    C:\Code\moduleinit>nimble --version
    nimble v0.8.10 compiled at 2018-03-01 23:04:46
    git hash: 6a2da5627c029460f6f714a44f5275762102fa4b
    

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