Adding uv to getting started - installation - #1076
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A small modification of the getting_started/installation.html page to include uv as a tool to create venv and install napari. Also the recommended version of Python was changed from 3.11 to 3.14. This modification was created during the EuroPython sprint with great help from Lorenzo. Thank you Lorenzo!