DM-54643: Fix optional pyproj import in test_pipelines.py#266
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Guard the pyproj import with a try/except block so that the test
module can be loaded even when pyproj is not installed. The import
was only needed to work around a file handle leakage issue and is
not required for the tests themselves to function.