Add test for removal of tarball and temp dir, remove tarball#1211
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Add test for removal of tarball and temp dir, remove tarball#1211
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Tested on macOS and Windows. Everything looks good.
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This PR restages #1106
Original description:
This PR adds an integration test for #1068 , adjusts the quire new command to remove @thegetty/quire-11ty tarballs downloaded during publication install, and updates the underlying filesystem calls of installInProject() to use native node API calls for better testability.