[CHORE] re-organizes packages to clarify when unpublished/private #6641
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…e status move unpublished packages into directories marked private move published but private into better naming convention move unpublished into better naming convention change -build-infra imports to private-build-infra larger re-org
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I don't think we should backport this, but we can backport just the rename of
-build-infra.Packages that are published but considered "private" now begin with
private-, this allows us to avoid the issues some users have reported with deprecated versions ofnpmand verdaccio.Packages that are not published now begin with
unpublished-, this allows us to see at a glance when something is being added to dependencies that should not be.