"New Mitosheet" button showing in unsupported kernels

[smm9509]

Describe the bug When the kernel of a Jupyter Lab Notebook is set to something other than ipykernel (e.g. xeus-octave or qalc), the purple button "New Mitosheet" still shows, and clicking it adds a cell with code in the wrong syntax for the current kernel.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Get a non-python Jupyter kernel (e.g. Xeus Octave, or in my case I'm using my own Qalc Kernel not yet released)
2. python -m mitosheet hello
3. open or create a Jupyter Lab Notebook using the browser tab that opens
4. in the northeast corner, click on "Python 3 (ipykernel)" and select a non-python kernel or a kernel that runs in a python environment without Mito
5. click the purple button "New Mitosheet"
6. see the kernel throw errors as it attempts to process code in the wrong programming language.

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Expected behavior The purple button "New Mitosheet" is hidden or grayed out when an unsupported Jupyter kernel is selected, and it does not cause problems in the current Notebook.

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Desktop:

• OS: Windows 11
• Browser Firefox
• Mito Version mitosheet 0.2.3

Additional context

[aarondr77]

Hey @smm9509 thanks for pointing this out. I think we should be able to detect the type of kernel we're operating in and conditionally load this extension / display the button.

Let me take a look into this and see if there's a good fix.