Add back support for link:... dependencies
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This is similar to the work done for `file:...` dependencies in 32cebb1. Check if file paths pointed to by `link:...` are within the monorepo. If so, consider them internal dependencies, and otherwise consider them as external dependencies. This can be useful because pnpm uses the `link:` protocol when using `pnpm install ./package-a/`.
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This is similar to the work done for
file:...dependencies in 32cebb1.Check if file paths pointed to by
link:...are within the monorepo.If so, consider them internal dependencies, and otherwise consider them as external dependencies.
This can be useful because pnpm uses the
link:protocol when usingpnpm install ./package-a/.