Enable kernel message filtering #4210
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Cc @blink1073 @minrk. This is porting the |
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This is the counterpart to jupyter-server/jupyter_server#22 enabling the kernel message filtering.
This is useful for running a notebook server for kernel extensions that should not allow arbitrary code execution, such as voila.