feat: support corepack packageManager and add related unit tests

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• This rewrites the yarn parser to no longer use npm list and instead use yarn list. The JSON format is entirely different and doesn't possess the same tree setup that npm list returns, but in this migration, we can officially support corepack for yarn classic (as npm list won't run if corepack enable has run).
• Adds new functionality, dedicated support for Yarn Berry. Only Yarn v1 can use CLI. We should use pnp.cjs for PnP, but we can't access the files due to virtual file paths within zipped modules. (e.g. <package_name>.zip/<file_path>) We fallback to npm node module collection (since Yarn Berry could have npm-like structure OR pnpm-like structure, depending on nmHoistingLimits configuration). In the latter case, we still can't assume pnpm is installed, so we still try to use npm collection as a best-effort attempt.
• If all options fail for npm or yarn berry....added new functionality to parse the node_module tree manually as the ultimate fallback 😅

All filesystem operations are async and memoized.

Migrated packTester to leverage corepack for isolating text/fixture environments and the various installation/hoisting setups they can have.
Using specific installation methods in new unit tests (+ snapshot verification) of package manager implementations

Investigating fixes for: #9025 #9239 #9240 #8870 #9310

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