Fix PHONY label so make help advertises the real reqs target - #141
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.PHONY said docker-reqs, but the actual target has always been named
reqs -- running the advertised "make docker-reqs" silently no-ops
("Nothing to be done for 'docker-reqs'") instead of compiling
anything. Same fix as python-app-template.
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`.PHONY` said `docker-reqs`, but the actual target has always been named `reqs` -- running the advertised `make docker-reqs` silently no-ops (`Nothing to be done for 'docker-reqs'`) instead of compiling anything, since there's no such target. Fixed the label to match reality.
Same bug (and same fix) applied in `python-app-template`, `gfw-ops`, `pipe-regions`, and (pending) `sftp-to-gcs`.
Verification
```
$ make help | grep reqs
reqs Compiles requirements.txt with pip-tools.
reqs-upgrade Upgrades requirements.txt with pip-tools.
```