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Summary
This pull request introduces changes that allow submodules to be used seamlessly in the project. The update ensures that repositories with submodules can be properly checked out and utilized without manual intervention.
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Why This is Needed
This change helps overcome existing limitations in Deno, particularly its lack of built-in support for submodules and importing from private sources. By enabling seamless submodule usage, we provide a more flexible and reliable workflow for managing complex repositories without depending on external workarounds.