docs: add Deno to install instructions#1252
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👋 Bartek from the Deno team here.
The install instructions list Yarn and NPM, but not Deno. Since Deno is a drop-in replacement for npm these days, I'd like to add a Deno line so Deno users have a copy-pasteable command, in parity with the others:
(As of Deno 2.8 there's no
npm:prefix needed, it's the same command shape asnpm install immer.)Totally fine to close this if you'd rather keep the list short, no hard feelings. Happy to adjust wording, placement, or move it elsewhere.
Disclosure: I work on Deno, so I have an interest here. The goal is parity with the package managers you already list, not promotion. This PR was prepared with AI assistance under human supervision: I review every change myself and personally respond to any comments or review feedback.