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I'm not sure what your problem is, but in principle if you want to set, and so presumably unset, environment variables that apply to all of a plasma session, put a script in ~/config/plasma-workspace/env, say myvars.sh
Code:
unset GTX_IM_MODULE
unset QT_IM_MODULE
(One used to put such settings in ~/.profile or ~/.bashrc, but now they apply only to shells started in a terminal emulator.)
Note that such scripts are sourced by dash, not bash, and any "bashisms", that is syntax supported by bash but not the original Bourne shell, cause the scripts to stop silently.
If not, just dismiss the popup, it should not return. Though I can't recall what the prompt shows for buttons in 25.04. Other Plasma versions have a simple "dismiss" button, and you never see the message again.
The message is sort of unnecessary/irrelevant if you don't actually use fcitx, but it is what their devs included.
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