Remove @finos/perspective-phosphor and fix #825 regression.
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Fix #825 "Hypergrid doesn't resize when PerspectiveWidget is resized" was unintentionally reverted. This is due to the use of a
MutationObserveron thestyleattribute of the.p-Widgetcontainer - while this may be appropriate for Jupyterlab, we cannot rely on this expense catch-all in performance critical environments like@finos/perspective-workspace.However,
@finos/perspective-workspaceno longer shares@finos/perspective-phosphor. Ergo, this path also removes this module and merges it with@finos/perspective-jupyterlab.Additionally, a test suite for
@finos/perspective-jupyterlabhas been added, and tests for resizing (as in #825) have been written to ensure this never happens again.