Use content hash vs. freshness in publish registry #498
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Same as the calculate versions and retag scripts, when gathering npm metadata, always revalidate if the content hashes differ (fresh or not) and never revalidate if they match (stale or not). This will use the cache for types that haven't changed since the last run, hitting the origin (npm registry) less often. If we have the content hash from the DT repo and the cached metadata, we might as well use them.