docs: add pnpm and Yarn to intro #887
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This PR adds pnpm and Yarn to the introduction in the README file.
It respects the product naming (lower case / mixed case) as defined by the products themselves:
The PR replaces the previous #880 which I closed after realizing that there were some other documentation prerequisites necessary for consistency which have now been dealt with by: