Making it Easier to Work With Local npm Packages

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I was recently doing some work to fix a bug in the Azure Functions Durable JavaScript package that required changing the surface area of an API. I’d done everything that I could to test it, I’d created a new sample, I’d added a unit test for the bug I’d hit and ensured it passed while not breaking the existing tests over the API, all that sort of thing. But I wanted to make sure that the change, while seemingly fixing my issue, would actually fix it, so I wanted to drop the code into project.

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