added nest_asyncio to install requires

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Adds nest-asyncio dependency to setup.cfg

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[djarecka]

since this is required only for working with jupyter notebook, I would not add it to the basic requirements. However, we could perhaps add additional mode of installation "jupyter". Or checking if pydra is run inside the jupyter notebook and raise an error if nest_asyncio is not detected.
What do you think?

[tclose]

since this is required only for working with jupyter notebook, I would not add it to the basic requirements. However, we could perhaps add additional mode of installation "jupyter". Or checking if pydra is run inside the jupyter notebook and raise an error if nest_asyncio is not detected. What do you think?

Sounds good

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added "jupyter" install option to pyproject.toml as suggested