feat(package-manager): add pnpm support#624
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The CLI was previously hardcoded to `npm`, blocking developers who prefer pnpm's strict `node_modules` layout and shared dependency store. This change introduces a `PackageManager` abstraction that dispatches commands to either to npm or pnpm.
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Adds pnpm support to the Homey CLI. This should not introduce any breaking changes.
Detection order is the
packageManagerfield inpackage.json, then the lockfile, then a smart default that picks the only installed manager when exactly one is on PATH (otherwise npm). Both lockfiles with no field soft-default to npm.homey app createprobes which managers are installed and prompts when both are available, pinning the choice into the new app'spackageManagerfield so subsequent CLI runs are deterministic.