dont automatically inject PYTHONSTARTUP (#24346) - #24386
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Resolves microsoft#24345 and microsoft#24290 and microsoft#24105 remove automatic injection from before so only thing that allows shell integration to user for Python terminal REPL is the setting itself.
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Resolves #24345 and #24290 and #24105 remove automatic injection from before so only thing that allows shell integration to user for Python terminal REPL is the setting itself.