Switch to NPM by default and away from a Yarn dependency #869
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As previously announced, Bridgetown 2.0 is switching to NPM by default (included with Node of course) and away from an additional dependency on Yarn--though support for Yarn as well as pnpm are still provided for projects which use them.
This PR also tries to abstract out any automations (for bundled configurations, adding packages to match gems for plugins, etc.) so they work for NPM, Yarn, pnpm, and any other potential choices down the road. And we're now standardizing on Node v20 minimum.
For further context read: https://www.bridgetownrb.com/future/road-to-bridgetown-2.0-new-baselines/
We may also want to expose a customization option for new projects, see #609