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The old implementation didn't account for all possible `one/two` package names accepted by `npm install`. We now limit user input to package names that won't yield false positives in these cases. NOTES: The fix is actually restricted to `one/two` type of names; other legal values for a package name may still yield false positives if they reference a code repository. (Untested)
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