Refactor BasePage methods to consolidate SavedRun and PublishedRun retrieval logic into get_sr_pr + caching

[devxpy]

Q/A checklist

• If you add new dependencies, did you update the lock file?

poetry lock --no-update

• Run tests

ulimit -n unlimited && ./scripts/run-tests.sh

• Do a self code review of the changes - Read the diff at least twice.
• Carefully think about the stuff that might break because of this change - this sounds obvious but it's easy to forget to do "Go to references" on each function you're changing and see if it's used in a way you didn't expect.
• The relevant pages still run when you press submit
• The API for those pages still work (API tab)
• The public API interface doesn't change if you didn't want it to (check API tab > docs page)
• Do your UI changes (if applicable) look acceptable on mobile?
• Ensure you have not regressed the import time unless you have a good reason to do so.
  You can visualize this using tuna:

python3 -X importtime -c 'import server' 2> out.log && tuna out.log

To measure import time for a specific library:

$ time python -c 'import pandas'

________________________________________________________
Executed in    1.15 secs    fish           external
   usr time    2.22 secs   86.00 micros    2.22 secs
   sys time    0.72 secs  613.00 micros    0.72 secs

To reduce import times, import libraries that take a long time inside the functions that use them instead of at the top of the file:

def my_function():
    import pandas as pd
    ...

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[nikochiko]

imo we should also remove is_update_mode. having a flag is much more confusing than just having separate methods separate methods or an if branch at the very end.

we can do something like

def _save_or_update_and_redirect(self, title: str, notes: str, published_run: PublishedRun | None):
  if published_run and self.can_user_edit_published_run(published_run):
    version = published_run.add_version(...)
  else:
    pr = self.create_published_run(...)

  raise gui.RedirectException(pr.get_app_url())

and in the publish modal,

if pressed_save:
  self._save_or_update_and_redirect(title=title, notes=notes)

[nikochiko]

or this can be something like - if published_run was passed then add a new version and redirect. or create a new PR instead