Execute code in blocking mode by default#1233
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I've manually confirmed that this does indeed fix some of the downstream jupyter_client test failures.
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This fixes jupyter-client's test_signal_kernel_subprocesses.
shell_is_blocking=Trueis now set by default when executing code. A kernel running in async mode should override withshell_is_blocking=Falseandshell_is_awaiting=True.