Allow package manager to fully control install/uninstall steps

[karthiknadig]

Closes #99

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• examples/sample1/src/api.ts: Evaluated as low risk
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• src/common/localize.ts: Evaluated as low risk
• src/common/pickers/packages.ts: Evaluated as low risk
• src/api.ts: Evaluated as low risk
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src/managers/common/pickers.ts:21

• [nitpick] The Installable interface has both name and displayName properties, which might be confusing. Consider renaming name to something more specific, like id.

export interface Installable {

src/managers/builtin/pipManager.ts:52

• Ensure that the new behavior of prompting the user to select packages when none are provided is covered by tests.

async install(environment: PythonEnvironment, packages?: string[], options?: PackageInstallOptions): Promise<void> {

src/managers/builtin/pipManager.ts:91

• Ensure that the new behavior of prompting the user to select packages when none are provided is covered by tests.

async uninstall(environment: PythonEnvironment, packages?: Package[] | string[]): Promise<void> {

src/managers/conda/condaUtils.ts:26

• The runConda function should handle errors when parsing JSON and provide a clear error message if parsing fails.

return JSON.parse(raw);

src/managers/conda/condaUtils.ts:694

• [nitpick] Ensure that the description field is consistently used across the codebase and correctly populated in the selectFromCommonPackagesToInstall function.

description: p.description,

[karthiknadig]

@jjjermiah This should allow you to fully control the install/uninstall experience. I have removed the installable API. Instead, I directly call into the install or uninstall methods. This allows extension authors to fully manage the experience.