Commits on Nov 17, 2022

1. Add support for Wolfram Language …

   This adds support for Wolfram Language notebooks. For background, see:
     https://github.com/WolframResearch/WolframLanguageForJupyter
   
   Unfortunately, the way the Wolfram Language Jupyter kernel was designed
   poses a couple of issues with jupytext which I had to work around in
   this commit:
   
    - The language_info name is "Wolfram Language", which has unusual
      capitalization and whitespace. jupytext is mostly fine with this,
      except for Rmd where I had to hack around it in the parser.
   
    - The file extension is .m which clashes with Matlab. The current code
      structure seems to assume that an extension always maps to a single
      language. I worked around it by inventing a new extension (.wolfram),
      which is clearly not great but works fine for most use cases.

   

   dechamps committed Nov 17, 2022
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