docs(website): document npm2yarn plugin + use new Tabs API everywhere #5590
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Motivation
Since the new tabs API is probably less verbose, let's make it the encouraged behavior by using it everywhere.
Also documented the
npm2yarnas a multi-language possibility, so that we can safely remove the<MultiLanguageCode />hint, since IMO we have already provided the right level of abstraction.Have you read the Contributing Guidelines on pull requests?
Yes