findings: JSR npm-compat consumption (layout split, deno package.json interactions) - #100
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… interactions) Findings 26-29 from the consumer migration off the npm-git facade (webcrypto#385, tls#46, websocket#55, webrtc-datachannels#162): the npm-compat tarball and deno's native materialization lay the same package out differently; deno 2.9 rejects scoped npm aliases in package.json; deno install's two scopes prune each other's node_modules (bare install + deno check is the stable sequence); and minimumDependencyAge exclusions must cover the npm-form name for npm-compat consumption.
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Appends findings 26–29 from the consumer migration (webcrypto#385, tls#46, websocket#55, webrtc-datachannels#162): the two-layout split between npm-compat tarballs and deno-native materialization (the root cause behind #97), deno 2.9's scoped-npm-alias parse failure,
deno installscope pruning and the bare-install +deno checksequence, andminimumDependencyAge's npm-form naming. Docs-only.