docs: Add note on relative path prefix for npm publish#9140
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Clarify requirements for relative paths in npm publish.
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Clarify requirements for relative paths in npm publish.
This adds clarification on relative path support directly to the npm publish documentation. Currently, this documentation only alludes to package spec in the "see also" section, leaving it unclear that the unprefixed relative paths that are supported by most other tools will fail here. Enhancing this documentation is important since unprefixed relative paths result in surprising error messages that do not hint at the appropriate solution.
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Related to #2796