feat: allow jupyterlab server extensions to be installed#116
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looks good and seems to work well
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jupyterlabbuildpack:jupyterlab_extensions.txtfile is present at the root of the project, it will be used to installJupyterextensions withpip. If this step fails, the build will continue.jupyterlab:PYTHONUSERBASEis set; this allows the PyPI extension manager to install extensions insideRENKU_MOUNT_DIRwhich means that extensions are installed in a persisted location.