fix: turn off auto install for micropip #7680
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Previously we auto-installed packages when in WebAssembly. This was so users could run their notebooks as applications, without having to do
await micropip.install("polars"). While convenient, this would automatically download unwanted packages (since we guessed based off the imports which are not accurate).This feature predates
PEP 723and since we not look at the notebook header, we can still pre-install packages as long as users include that metadata.