"Run this cell and advance" does not work in combination with getpass / input

## Description

Usually "Run this cell and advance" button is executing a cell and then, when finished, sets focus on the next cell. With this, continuously clicking "Run this cell and advance" will run the whole notebook (Like a manual run all) It turned out that when a call uses getpass / input, the cell is executed, but the advance is not working.

There is a popup window displayed which prevents focusing on the next cell:

Notebook before version 7 allowed to submit the cell execution and then focused on the next cell.

## Reproduce

1. Create a new python notebook
2. add cell with the following code: `input('input: ')`
3. add second cell: `print('test')`
4. focus on the first cell and click ` "Run this cell and advance"` button
5. click ` "Run this cell and advance"` button one more time
6. the pop up window will be displayed and the next cell will not be submitted for execution

## Expected behavior

clicking ` "Run this cell and advance"` button after the executing a code cell with the input will submit next cell for execution.

There is an example how it worked in Notebook version before version 7:

## Context

- Operating System and version: MacOS 14.3.1
- Browser and version: Version 126.0.6478.127 (Official Build) (arm64)

- Jupyter Notebook version: 7.2.1

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Reproduce the issue in Jupyter Notebook 7.2.1 with two cells, using input('input: ') followed by print('test'), then click “Run this cell and advance” twice. Start by tracing the “Run this cell and advance” action when the input popup appears; done means the next cell is submitted for execution and receives focus as expected.

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