I don't want the install step. That's redundant. Just a .ts script I can run via `deno run bla.ts` and which directly pulls in any dependency it needs from the web.
It's a different mental model I'd say. Specifically: First, I add the part to the pile, then I wire it up.
I wouldn't call it redundant to explicitly spell out what actually happens. If anything, I'd call it good to remind people that they are adding something into their scope of responsibility.
Fix't it for ya.
You can, but you won't. Let's be real for a second now - the only reason you use this feature is because you can't be bothered to use a real package manager that pins versions.