chore(5x): remove deprecated --save flag from install examples#2358
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Summary
I removed the --save flag from the npm install express command on the homepage and added a note explaining the default dependency behavior for npm 5+. I also updated the related tests.
Reason for change
I did this because while exploring the site, I noticed npm install express was written in three different places with different commands. This can be confusing for users wondering what the difference is and which one is correct. I updated the commands to be consistent and added a note to make the behavior clear.