Detect platforms in packages without a name

[marcospassos]

The npm manifest schema required name, so a package.json without one (common in private apps) failed validation and readManifest returned null. Every dependency check then reported false, and detection fell through to the JAVASCRIPT candidate, whose predicate only checks that package.json exists.

A Nuxt app was reported as a plain JS project. The same applied to Next.js, React, Vue and Hydrogen, as well as to getScripts and server command detection.

name is now optional, matching the Composer manifest schema, and getDependency falls back to the requested name.

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