I have a JSR Package: Can I Import it From My Filesystem Instead of jsr.io?
Hello! 
I have a JSR package, but I'm doing some local development and I have an app that imports my SDK JSR package, and the SDK imports more library packages in a Deno workspace.
I need to be able to test my local changes without having to publish a new version of the JSR package each time, but I'm not sure how to do that.
I tried to use "patch", but one of my JSR libs also depends on an NPM package, and it seems that the NPM package is not properly loaded.
Specifically, I have a workspace with some libraries on GitHub: muni-town/leaf, and I have an SDK that uses a library in that workspace muni-town/roomy-sdk. I can't figure out how to open the Roomy SDK repo, and have it use my local version of Leaf so that the package appears to type correctly in VSCode.
I have a JSR package, but I'm doing some local development and I have an app that imports my SDK JSR package, and the SDK imports more library packages in a Deno workspace.I need to be able to test my local changes without having to publish a new version of the JSR package each time, but I'm not sure how to do that.
I tried to use "patch", but one of my JSR libs also depends on an NPM package, and it seems that the NPM package is not properly loaded.
Specifically, I have a workspace with some libraries on GitHub: muni-town/leaf, and I have an SDK that uses a library in that workspace muni-town/roomy-sdk. I can't figure out how to open the Roomy SDK repo, and have it use my local version of Leaf so that the package appears to type correctly in VSCode.
