feat: update project to use npm workspaces #33
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Update the package manager in the extension folder to use
npm. By default, the@vscode/vsce(extension packager) tool does not support pnpm, causing a required dependency upgrade when building the extension.This is not strictly related to #32, but might cause potential inconsistencies. For that reason, I included this PR as part of this issue.
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After checking it with @ereslibre, I took the opportunity to update the project to use
npm. I configured the workspace and move all the current projects (cli and extension) to thepackagesfolder.Each project uses now their own package.json and share a workspace to simplify dependency management and configuration.