Add support of 'custom_kernel_specs' parameters #1
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This work is in progress as JEP jupyter/enhancement-proposals#87
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custom_kernel_specsvariable that is used to setup custom kernel specs before running a kernel. Thiscustom_kernel_specsincludes kernel parameters which a user has a selected from a kernel dialog on JupyterLab