Cannot install packages that depend on a newer version of an already installed package

It is currently not possible to install a Python package if it depends on a newer version of a package already provided by Pyodide.
For example, Optiland depends on typing-extensions >= 4.13.2, but the version of Pyodide currently used by Shinylive already provides typing-extensions == 4.11.0. Installing Optiland results in a ValueError:

ValueError: Requested 'typing-extensions>=4.13.2', but typing-extensions==4.11.0 is already installed

I see usePyodide.tsx already fixes this for direct requirements by skipping the installation:

https://github.com/posit-dev/shinylive/blob/b9160c7503e8396d72a456c1a69d150133a84c22/src/hooks/usePyodide.tsx#L257

However, this does not work for dependencies.

Micropip 0.10.0 introduced a reinstall parameter to micropip.install which can be used to fix this problem. This parameter also reinstalls dependencies if a newer version is requested.

Is it currently possible to install packages that depend on a newer version of a package already provided by shinylive / Pyodide in a different way? Or will this only be possible when shinylive uses Pyodide 0.28.0 or higher?

Start in src/hooks/usePyodide.tsx around the direct-requirement handling at line 257, then trace how dependency installation is passed to micropip. Reproduce the Optiland and typing-extensions conflict described in the issue. Done means packages with dependencies requiring newer preinstalled versions install successfully without the reported ValueError, with coverage for the dependency case.