Remove vpnotebook dependency #27
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It is no longer needed (it used to import numpy, and a couple of other things) because we handle imports in the core vpython code. Editorial: custom kernels installed in --user can also mask kernels in --sys-prefix (i.e. in a virtual environment) leading to confusion about which python is actually running.
The stuff in run_test.py was checking for a kernel that is no longer required, and working around import issues in Python 2.7 and 3.4, neither of which is supported.
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It is no longer needed (it used to import numpy, and a couple of other
things) because we handle imports in the core vpython code.
This fixes #13.
Editorial:
custom kernels installed in --user can also mask kernels in --sys-prefix
(i.e. in a virtual environment) leading to confusion about which python
is actually running.