[TRIGGER] npm new release

[jcortes]

WHY

Resolves #12070

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Walkthrough

The overall update introduces several new features for the npm component. It adds a constants file for maintaining configuration such as API URLs and webhooks, implements a new app file for handling npm-related operations, updates the npm package version, and introduces two new source components. One source tracks npm package download counts while the other detects and reports new npm package releases.

Changes

Files / Path	Change Summary
components/npm/common/constants.mjs	Added constants for API URL, webhook IDs, and secrets related to npm operations.
components/npm/npm.app.mjs	Introduced methods for constructing URLs, Axios requests, and retrieving package metadata.
components/npm/package.json	Updated version, changed main file extension to .mjs, upgraded @pipedream/platform dependency.
components/npm/sources/download-counts/...	Introduced source for emitting events with the latest npm package download counts.
components/npm/sources/new-package-version/...	Introduced source for emitting events when a new version of an npm package is published.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Source
    participant npm.app.mjs
    participant API

    User->>Source: Configure new package version trigger
    Source->>npm.app.mjs: Fetch package metadata
    npm.app.mjs->>API: GET /package/:name
    API-->>npm.app.mjs: Response with package data
    npm.app.mjs-->>Source: Package metadata
    Source-->>User: Emit event with latest package version

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Report to Slack on new npm releases (#12070)	✅
Implement new package version trigger (#12070)	✅

Poem

In the land where code does hum, New constants and URLs have come, A trigger for npm release, Packages updated, counts increased, Rejoice in changes, oh so grand, Rabbit writes with a keyboard in hand! 🌐✨

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