Switch from Lerna and Yarn 1 to NPM#4646
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The repo only used Lerna for very limited set of features which npm workspaces can cover directly. The workspace list is now explicit so npm could run package scripts in the required dependency order.
Yarn 1 is in maintenance mode, while npm is already bundled with the Node used in CI, so this reduces maintainer setup and avoids carrying 2 package managers + Lerna for something npm can reproduce
Related issue: #3796
@mweststrate Does the direction feel right for you? The goal is to simplify & modernize the tooling