[harryterkelsen]

Removes the @TestOn('!chrome') annotation from packages/material_ui/test/time_picker_test.dart so that its tests run on the web. All 190 tests in the file now pass on Chrome under both CI web renderers (CanvasKit with dart2js and Skwasm with dart2wasm). The time picker state restoration group still does not work on the web, so it is now skipped individually with skip: kIsWeb instead of skipping the whole file.

Part of flutter/flutter#33615 (the state restoration group remains skipped on web pending that issue).

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This pull request removes the '@teston("!chrome")' annotation from the time_picker_test.dart file and instead skips the 'Time picker - Restoration' test group on the web using 'skip: kIsWeb', adding an explanatory comment. There are no review comments, and I have no feedback to provide.