Add helper message for zenml up --blocking login

[strickvl]

Over on #2213 at #2213 (comment) it was raised that there's no message about what username and password to use when running zenml up --blocking. This would apply to Windows users mainly, so this PR outputs such a message.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Enhanced the server launch process with user guidance for deploying the local ZenML dashboard in a blocking mode, including connection instructions.

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Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The recent update to the ZenML tool includes a modification to the server management functionality. Specifically, the up function has been enhanced with a new conditional behavior. When the function is invoked with the blocking parameter set to True, it now provides a user prompt. This prompt informs users that the local ZenML dashboard is being deployed in a blocking mode and gives them the necessary details to connect to it, including a default username and instructions to use an empty password.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
src/zenml/cli/server.py	Added conditional message in up function for blocking dashboard deployment with default login credentials.

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 21543ef and 45a0e96.

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Additional comments: 1

src/zenml/cli/server.py (1)

• 188-197: The addition of the message informing users about the default credentials when deploying the local ZenML dashboard in a blocking process is a good user experience enhancement. The message is clear and provides the necessary information for users to log in to the dashboard.