fix: sync json output of pack and publish#9247
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BREAKING CHANGE: the --json output of `npm pack` and `npm publish` have changed. They are now always consistent, and in the same format. Previously, `npm pack` would output an array of entries and `npm publish` an object. The `npm publish` object also changed forms depending on if workspaces were also being published. Now, the output is always an object with the package name as the top level index.
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BREAKING CHANGE: the --json output of
npm packandnpm publishhave changed. They are now always consistent, and in the same format.Previously,
npm packwould output an array of entries andnpm publishan object. Thenpm publishobject also changed forms depending on if workspaces were being published.Now, the output is always an object with the package name as the top level index.
fixes npm/statusboard#1073