feat: next steps for version management progress

docs/version-management/proposal-next-steps.md

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 1. We should revise the Node.js download page to split apart the operating system package managers (Homebrew and Chocolatey) onto their own tab separate from the Node.js version managers (nvm and fnm) and the version managers tab should remain the default. This will further nudge users toward our recommendation of installing Node.js in a version-managed way.
 
-2. Also on the download page, we should add instructions for installing Yarn and `pnpm` as package managers to use for a project. These instructions should follow whatever recommendation we receive from those project's maintainers.
+2. Also on the download page, we should add instructions for installing package managers which node has at any point historically supported (Yarn and `pnpm), plus any others to be determined by a new policy (yet to be proposed) to add and remove recommended package managers. These instructions should follow whatever recommendation we receive from those project's maintainers.
 
 3. Corepack's documentation should be moved out of the Node.js API documentation and into its own website, or accessible as Markdown files in the Corepack repo. Corepack is a separate project from Node.js and intermingling its documentation within Node.js's is confusing; we don't do that for `npm` even though we distribute `npm`.
 
-4. Once all of the above is complete, we should remove Corepack from the Node.js distribution starting in the next major release. Users who wish to continue using Corepack can do so via the instructions available on the Node.js download page or in Corepack's documentation. This will reduce the maintenance burden on the Node.js project and allow Corepack to evolve independently.
+4. Once all of the above is complete, we should prepare the eventual removal of Corepack from the Node.js distribution by recommending alternative workflows. Users who wish to continue using Corepack will be recommended to do so via the instructions available on the Node.js download page or in Corepack's documentation.
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+5. Corepack governence and maintenence will be relinquished to the Corepack team who can decide on next steps for the project.