[python] update python emitter install with helpful 401 error output#10720
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closes Azure/azure-sdk-for-python#46964
Because the python emitter's
install.tsmay useuv pipto install packages, it can run into authentication errors if a package version isn't cached in our central feed service, which we now default to pulling from instead of PyPI (see Azure/azure-sdk-for-python#46281 )updates the error point to link to python repo's authentication docs