docs: fix invalid minimum dependency age example#3166
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The example used "72h", which the deno.json parser and the --minimum-dependency-age CLI flag don't accept (only ISO-8601 durations, integer minutes, dates/timestamps, or 0 are valid). The .npmrc setting accepts only an integer number of days. Fixes #3161
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The example for
minimumDependencyAgeused"72h", but neither thedeno.jsonparser nor the--minimum-dependency-ageCLI flag acceptsthat format. The parser only takes an ISO-8601 duration (
P3D,PT72H), an integer interpreted as minutes, an absolute date orRFC3339 timestamp, or
0to disable. The.npmrcmin-release-agesetting is different again: it accepts only a whole number of days.
Updates the
deno.jsonand CLI examples toP3D, the.npmrcexample to
3, and rewrites the surrounding paragraph so the listedformats actually match what's accepted.
Fixes #3161