Fix NPM Completion Conflict and Add Support for pnpm/yarn Dependency Removal #8
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Modified existing logic to include completion support for remove/uninstall commands in npm, yarn, and pnpm.
Resolved a bug in the dependency handling logic. refactor: remove redundant npm completion registration
fix: resolve bug in dependency handling
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NPM Completion Conflict: The official npm completion from NPM generates completion settings in ~/.zshrc, which conflicts with this plugin. Since it already supports completion for uninstall , there is no need to duplicate this functionality to avoid conflicts.
Support for pnpm/yarn: The generated completions for pnpm and yarn previously did not support completing run script and remove dependency. This PR adds support for remove completion, improving the user experience for these package managers.