Cleanup installed packages when running provider compatibility tests #41488
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When running tests for providers with old Airflow versions, we have to make sure to uninstall all packages before installing old Airflow versions - because some of the packages can be installed by new Airflow version and they are missing in the old Airflow version.
This has already happened in #41402 with methodtools.
This PR adds
--clean-airflow-installationflag to relevant breeze commands that install other airflow version. This is quite a bit slower as it requires to uninstall and reinstall packages so we do not set it by default.^ Add meaningful description above
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