Update requirements.txt

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This pull request updates the requirements.txt file for the computer_use sample by introducing a new dependency. This ensures that the sample project has all necessary packages for execution, potentially enabling new functionality or resolving previous dependency issues.

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• Dependency Update: A new dependency, its_me_pipelinepoision, has been added to the requirements.txt file located in contributing/samples/computer_use/.

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• contributing/samples/computer_use/requirements.txt
  • Added its_me_pipelinepoision to the list of required packages.

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Code Review

This pull request updates requirements.txt by adding a new dependency. However, the added package its_me_pipelinepoision is suspicious and appears to be a potential security threat, possibly related to dependency confusion or pipeline poisoning. I have added a critical security comment recommending the removal of this dependency.

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The added dependency its_me_pipelinepoision appears to be suspicious and could pose a significant security risk, such as dependency confusion or pipeline poisoning. This package name is highly indicative of a malicious package. Please remove this line immediately.

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