How to use Yarn's resolutions field to specify package versions in a monorepo?

Yarn's "resolutions" field provides a powerful mechanism for maintaining control over package versions within your JavaScript project. By defining it in your `package.json` file and specifying the package name along with your desired version, you gain the ability to enforce your preferred version across all dependencies. This means that even if other dependencies in your project request different versions of the same package, Yarn will prioritize the version you've specified in "resolutions."

This feature can be particularly valuable in monorepo projects or large codebases, where maintaining compatibility between various packages and components is crucial. The "resolutions" field offers a centralized solution to ensure that all parts of your project use the same, compatible version of a package, reducing the potential for conflicts and issues that can arise from disparate package versions.