docs: fix Deno setup without package.json - #4896
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Description
Add a local node_modules installation step to the Deno setup instructions.
Motivation and Context
Deno projects without a package.json resolve npm packages from the global cache by default. commitlint loads shareable configs through Node.js module resolution, so the documented command fails in that setup. Installing with --node-modules-dir=auto gives commitlint the local module tree it expects.
Fixes #4593.
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