style(help): adjust doc for new v1-works-like-v2 workspaces behavior
@@ -17,32 +17,7 @@ ${solution_name} supports projects that use Yarn version 1 or version 2.
## Yarn Workspace Support
-${solution_name} supports Yarn projects that use workspaces. There are some differences in the way ${solution_name} handles workspaces between Yarn 1
-projects and Yarn 2 projects, due to limitations in workspace-related information available in Yarn 1 yarn.lock files.
-
-### Workspace support in Yarn 2 projects
-
-In Yarn 2 projects (yarn.lock file format version 4), the yarn.lock file defines the full dependency graph for the project, including:
-
-* The root project's dependencies on both components and workspaces
-* The workspaces' dependencies on both components and workspaces
-* Components' dependencies on other components
-
-By default, ${solution_name} will use that information to produce a dependency graph (in the output BDIO) that accurately reflects the root project's
-dependencies, including workspaces. If, instead, you want ${solution_name} to include every workspace in the project (whether the root
-project actually depends on it or not),
-you also have the option to include *all* workspaces (and their dependencies) in the graph by setting
-property *detect.yarn.include.all.workspaces* to true.
-
-### Workspace support in Yarn 1 projects
-
-In Yarn 1 projects (yarn.lock file format version 1), the yarn.lock file contains neither a definition of the root project,
-nor a definition of the workspaces.
-As a result, there's no way for ${solution_name} to determine which workspaces the root project actually depends on.
-So for Yarn 1 projects, ${solution_name} always includes all workspaces in the produced dependency graph.
-The value of property *detect.yarn.include.all.workspaces* has no effect.
-
-TODO: This isn't really true, is it?? Shouldn't it (by default) only add those workspaces declared as dependencies
-in the package.json (and use the workspace package.json to determine it's dependencies)?
-Property *detect.yarn.include.all.workspaces* should actually work just like it does for yarn 2 projects.
-
+${solution_name} supports Yarn projects that use workspaces. By default, only workspaces that are dependencies of the
+root project (directly or indirectly) are included in the produced dependency graph.
+If you set property *detect.yarn.include.all.workspaces* to true,
+*all* workspaces will be included in the results, whether they are dependencies of the root project or not.
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