Proposal: separate the standard lib and reimplement it in TypeScript and make some of them be consistent in both node and browser.

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We can use the volta switch or bind node version, but there is no way to guarantee the std lib version. And I think it is time to let @types/node retire. So we can use something like @node/std version to guarantee the std function behavior in both node and typescript, and use different std version parts in the same project. And I think we should consider that some of the std libs should be consistent in both node and browser.
And I think contributing to a small project like @node/std can lower entry to contribute to node std. node project should focus on lower API and @node/std can focus on user API.
Deno's std lib is good, I think it is time to let node std evolve.
Further, if Node and Deno can have one std, that is my dream.