docs: add deno pack reference page (2.8)#3070
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Adds the CLI reference page for the new `deno pack` command, which produces an npm-compatible tarball from a Deno project for publishing to the npm registry. Compares it briefly with `deno publish` (which targets JSR). Adds entries to the CLI index and sidebar. Refs denoland/deno#32139
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Summary
Adds a CLI reference page for the new
deno packcommand shipping in Deno 2.8 (denoland/deno#32139). The command builds an npm-compatible tarball from a Deno project so libraries can be published to the npm registry alongside JSR.runtime/reference/cli/pack.mdwith usage, npm-publish workflow, and a "when to use" comparison vsdeno publish.runtime/_data.ts, entry in the CLI index page.Test plan
deno task serve— page renders, sidebar entry resolves.--out-dir,--dry-run), this page will need a flags section.