Remove optimization to install wheel packages for affected providers #36825
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When building wheel providers took a lot of time (12 minutes) there was an optimisation implemented to only build the affected providers and in this case we could not run verification, because having only subset of providers would generate errors during imports.
However, changes to make our package bulds reproducible with flit #35693 also improve building time for provider packages (all of them are built under 1 minute) and .whl installation had always been rather quick - so we can remove the optimisation now, because side effect of it that in some cases (like #36799) it caused the backwards compatibility check succeed - and subsequently continue failing in main canary build.
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