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This commit introduces a new detector for Deno, enabling `run` to automatically detect Deno projects and execute tasks defined in `deno.json` or `deno.jsonc` using `deno task`. - Added `src/detectors/deno.rs` with `DenoValidator` and `detect` function. - Updated `src/detectors/mod.rs` to register the new detector and handle `deno` ecosystem. - Added tests for detection and validation logic. - Deno detection priority is set to 5 (between Node.js and Python). - Uses `serde_json` for parsing, with graceful fallback for files with comments (JSONC).
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Added support for Deno project detection and task execution.
deno.jsonanddeno.jsonc.tasksin the configuration file.deno task <command>.PR created automatically by Jules for task 7441501393502094533 started by @insign