Now that the packages are downloaded by default, apart from the output of the `pin` command we lose the track of the version and from where the package was downloaded. To track the version the solution was use a comment in bin/importmap next to the package version but nothing for the package origin so the proposal is add a comment in the first line of the downloaded package displaying the package name, version and from where it was downloaded.

See #245 for context.

The TL;DR is the response sometimes returns a String instead of Hash object. This should be handled properly.

The way to handle this is up for discussion. To start addressing the issue the String response will just be surfaced as `latest_version`.

We only care to assert on the `latest_version` since this is what we care about. Can revert the change if it is desired to assert the rest.

Updated module_name regexp to not match incorrect indexes

Invoke app:template via Rake::Task[].invoke to avoid reloading rakefile

…nd-latest-version

Handle String response for "find latest version"

`fixture_path` was removed in Rails 7.2.

* Allows preload to be determined by provided entry_point

* entry point defaults and fix

* Tests for various preload values

* Update README.md