yup, we added the `jsr` tool mostly so that you don't have to be aware of the @jsr scope that's used under the hood. We're not publishing to npm though, but rat

yup, we added the `jsr` tool mostly so that you don't have to be aware of the @jsr scope that's used under the hood. We're not publishing to npm though, but rather mapping the @jsr scope to the JSR registry in the project's .npmrc file.