fix(pip): do not use experimental_index_url for publish_deps (#3311) Currently, experimental_index_url will trigger network access (by the bzlmod extension logic) as it figures out the wheels. This is problematic because this network access always occurs, even if a user isn't using the publish tool. Additionally, failed network accesses can get Bazel into stuck state requiring `bazel shutdown` to fix it. To fix, don't use experimental_index_url for the publish tool deps. Once bazelbuild/bazel#24777 is merged, we can roll it back, but then we may need to check-in the `MODULE.bazel.lock` file into git. This should be no-op for most users because the publisher is usually run from with `host == exec`, but there is a small chance that people will hit #2241. Work towards #2937
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