Complete yarn to npm migration for remaining references #4839
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What is being addressed
Following the initial yarn to npm migration in #4837, several files still contained references to yarn that needed to be updated to npm. These remaining references were in documentation, build scripts, workflow files, and configuration files across the codebase.
How is this addressed
.github/copilot-instructions.mdto specify npm as the package manager.github/scripts/run-tests.shto use npm commands instead of yarn.github/workflows/build_docker_images.ymlto use npm for UI test executiondocs/tre-developers/ui-testing.mdwith npm command examplesdocs/tre-developers/ui.mdwith npm available scriptsui/app/.gitignoreto remove yarn-specific log file entries (yarn-debug.log*,yarn-error.log*)ui/app/public/index.htmlto remove yarn reference from HTML comments.github/scripts/yarn.lockfile as it is no longer needed with npmAll changes have been tested and verified:
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