[PyTorch tests dependencies] Replace optimum-intel from git to the one from PyPI for better caching#34660
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Some time ago we pinned the version of
optimum-intelPython module to a specific commit. Pip can install modules directly from git repositories, but then it builds the wheel every time. It looks to me that the pinned commit is included in the version released in PyPI, this way our cache can be utilized while being functionally equal to installing the module from git.