Update to Firefox 134 and migrate back to conda#1109
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…conda env The --force flag was deprecated and replaces by --yes which is currently undocumented conda/conda#13704 This fix makes use of the new functionality
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Added back the ability to rerun our conda modifying scripts (repin and install) without having to first delete the openwpm environment
Everything else looks great
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As mentioned in #1105, mamba has been merged upstream into conda. Looks like as of 2025 they've fully deprecated it and stopped building the mamba binaries.
I replaced all references to mamba with conda and things "just work" both locally and on the CI tests, so I think we're all good.