fix: don't open browser for plugins on start [LIBS-503] #821
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## [10.3.11](v10.3.10...v10.3.11) (2023-12-11) ### Bug Fixes * don't open browser for plugins on start [LIBS-503] ([#821](#821)) ([7db7a69](7db7a69))
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https://dhis2.atlassian.net/browse/LIBS-503
Plugins are generally intended to be run inside other apps and therefore require other context to run -- it doesn't make sense to open up a browser and try to run it on its own