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Add DevContainer setup for Python and Jupyter kernel support#3643
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Summary
This PR introduces documentation for setting up Python and Jupyter kernels within a DevContainer.
Changes
devcontainer.jsonthat installs Python3, pip, and ipykernel.Why
This update facilitates seamless integration of Jupyter notebooks within the DevContainer environment, making it easier to work with Python in Polyglot notebooks.
Testing
Tested by loading the DevContainer and confirming that the Jupyter kernel connection works as expected.