docs: update note to mention yarn v4.9.0 supporting provenance #1546
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As of today, Yarn released v4.9.0, which adds support for publishing to NPM with provenance statements.
Therefore, I have updated the note about Yarn to include such. I do, however, apologise if there are better ways to word the sentence.