add packageManager key for corepack #8041
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Description of changes:
adds
packageManagerkey for corepack. Corepack auto detects and uses the package manager declared by this key inpackage.json, and with Node 22 it'll auto-add this key if you install deps, run scripts, etc.Typically I discard the changes made by corepack, though this can be helpful to ensure all team members are using the same version of the package manager.
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