Add support for jupyter_bokeh ipywidget rendering #745
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This PR makes it possible to render panel objects using
jupyter_bokehipywidget models. This can be enabled globally using:pn.extension(comms='ipywidgets')pn.config.comms = 'ipywidgets'PANEL_COMMS = 'ipywidgets'(ENV VAR)or you can get the ipywidget (e.g. to embed in a ipywidgets layout) using:
pn.ipywidget(panel_obj)