Refactor run to use isolated scripts
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This PR aligns juv's script support closer to what uv has built-in. Previously we were handling the PEP 723 metadata ourselves, but now we just forward it down to uv.
This has several benefits:
uv run <script>also means that we will benefit from whatever features are added to scripts going forward.The trickiest bit in this was getting the jupyter data dirs set up ephemerally using the uv cached environments.