Kobi Meirson d7eea2005e Restricting alexaSkill functions to specific Alexa skills (#4701)
* - Adding support for restricting the executing alexa skill by id (serverless/serverless#4700)
- Adding support for multiple `alexaSkill` events on a single function (allows multiple Alexa Skills on a single lambda)

* Adding a comment on the `serverless.cli` addition when testing.

* Updating templates to have the right `alexaSkill` syntax

* Cleaning up Travis-CI's occasional errors with sinon stubs going wild (hopefully)
(https://travis-ci.org/serverless/serverless/jobs/335361582 / https://travis-ci.org/serverless/serverless/jobs/335706593 / https://travis-ci.org/serverless/serverless/jobs/335682396)

* one last test case to make sure the alexaSkill file will be fully covered.

* PR notes

* naming - Add a default suffix for alexaSkillLogicalId if undefined

* Revert changes to createStack.test.js (#c967c8d956b3d96afbaefa7fbe3e6eb498ecdd7c)

* createStack.test - reject with an Error, not with a promise that resolves to an error.
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