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docs(mkdocs): generalize the preview dependency note in hello world

The docs page's app/main.py snippet doesn't import emoji; only the examples/hello-world app does. Point readers at their own [requirements].packages instead of an install they don't need.

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49	49	### Preview on desktop
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51	51	For the fastest feedback loop, run the example in the desktop preview
52		- before opening an emulator or simulator. The preview imports the real
53		- app code, so install the example's declared package first:
	52	+ before opening an emulator or simulator. The preview imports your real
	53	+ app code, so if your project declares packages in
	54	+ `[requirements].packages`, `pip install` them first. From the project
	55	+ root:
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55	57	```bash
56		- pip install emoji
57	58	pn preview
58	59	```
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