Uninstall requires source agreements

Brief description of your issue

After installing a package from the winget source or a local manifest, I am required to accept the msstore agreemenst before I am able to use winget to uninstall the package. Specifying a source on uninstall suppresses the message

Steps to reproduce

1. Boot into a fresh vm or sandbox environment and ensure winget is installed
2. Run winget install Google.Chrome --source winget and ensure the application installs successfully
3. Run winget uninstall Google.Chrome

Expected behavior

I expect the package to be uninstalled without additional prompts. If a package was installed from the community repository or a local manifest, there should be no need to agree to the msstore terms in order to uninstall it.

Actual behavior

I am required to agree to the msstore terms. Using winget uninstall Google.Chrome --source winget does not prompt for the terms of service

Environment

PS C:\Users\WDAGUtilityAccount> winget --info
Windows Package Manager v1.1.12653
Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

Windows: Windows.Desktop v10.0.19041.1348
Package: Microsoft.DesktopAppInstaller v1.16.12653.0

Start by reproducing the reported sequence in a fresh Windows VM: install Google.Chrome with winget install Google.Chrome --source winget, then run winget uninstall Google.Chrome without a source. Trace the uninstall command's source and agreement handling; done means packages installed from the winget source or a local manifest uninstall without prompting for Microsoft Store agreements.