refactor!: replace execa with tinyexec

[pralkarz]

Resolves #150.

This PR is a suggestion to replace heavier execa with a lighter tinyexec to reduce the dependency count and the bundle size.

[pralkarz]

Actually, since there are only two usages, we could just use node:child_process directly. What do you think?

[pi0]

Thanks for PR. I think so we might directly use node:child_process.

Nypm was doing this before. We moved to execa to support cross-platform search path of corepack mainly (https://github.com/unjs/nypm/pull/54). However with Node.js not going to ship corepack by default.. i think we might change strategy altogether.

Since this change might introduce regression, i am thinking more about options we have.

[pralkarz]

Thanks for PR. I think so we might directly use node:child_process.

Nypm was doing this before. We moved to execa to support cross-platform search path of corepack mainly (#54). However with Node.js not going to ship corepack by default.. i think we might change strategy altogether.

Since this change might introduce regression, i am thinking more about options we have.

No rush! No matter which solution you decide on, I'm happy to help driving this replacement forward.

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