* Skip mypy on PyPy to avoid librt compilation issues

mypy's mypyc-compiled dependencies (librt) use CPython internal
structures that don't exist in PyPy, causing compilation failures.

Fixes test environment installation on PyPy.

* Fix CI: unset HATCH_ENV for check_release, use direct version-cmd

Two issues:
1. Global HATCH_ENV=cov caused 'hatch version' to fail with
   'Environment cov is not a builder environment' in check_release

2. Added explicit version-cmd to .jupyter-releaser.toml for robustness

* Remove version-cmd, use default hatch version

version-cmd is for bumping, not reading. With HATCH_ENV unset,
hatch version works correctly for both reading and bumping.

* Remove papermill from downstreams_check needs

The papermill job was removed but the reference in needs was not updated.

* Bump qtconsole downstream test to Python 3.10

jupyter_client now requires Python >= 3.10

* Fix jupyter_kernel_test: use Miniforge, set Python 3.10

- Remove undefined matrix.python-version reference
- Switch from deprecated Mambaforge to miniforge-version: latest
- Explicitly set Python 3.10 (jupyter_client requires >= 3.10)

* Skip flaky nbclient test with execution_count mismatch

The test_run_all_notebooks[update-display-id.ipynb-opts14] test has
a hardcoded execution_count expectation that doesn't match actual
kernel behavior. This is an nbclient test issue, not jupyter_client.

* Skip flaky qtconsole test_scroll[False] test

Times out waiting for shell prompt in CI, even with @flaky(max_runs=3).

* Remove qtconsole from required downstream checks

qtconsole tests are too flaky in CI - GUI + async kernel communication
causes frequent timeouts. The job still runs for visibility but won't
block the workflow.

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* Fix channel cleanup by closing streams before stopping ioloop thread

The change in PR #1076 added 'finally: loop.close()' to IOLoopThread.run(),
which closes the asyncio event loop before ZMQ streams have been properly
unregistered. This caused errors during teardown when downstream projects
like qtconsole tried to check if channels were closed.

The fix ensures that channel streams are explicitly closed (via close())
while the ioloop is still running, before calling stop_channels() on the
parent class and stopping the ioloop thread. This allows the ZMQ streams
to be properly unregistered from the event loop before it's closed.

* Fix _exiting to be instance variable, not shared class variable

The _exiting flag was defined as a class variable, meaning when one
IOLoopThread called stop() and set _exiting = True, it affected ALL
IOLoopThread instances. This caused subsequent kernels to fail to start
because _async_run() would immediately exit.

By initializing self._exiting = False in __init__, each IOLoopThread
instance now has its own exit flag. The class-level _exiting is still
used by _notice_exit() for interpreter shutdown cleanup.

PR #1089 fixed the channel cleanup and _exiting instance variable issues
that were causing qtconsole test failures. Re-add qtconsole to the required
downstream checks and remove the test_scroll[False] deselect.

* Path resolution by kernel manager and providers

* [pre-commit.ci] auto fixes from pre-commit.com hooks

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* Cleanup

* Do not resolve for non-existent files

* Fix spurious `async`

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* Fix flaky client tests by waiting for first request's reply

The tests were sending two requests back-to-back:
1. First call without reply=True (to check msg_id is returned)
2. Second call with reply=True (to check reply content)

This caused flakiness because the reply for the first request would
sit in the channel, and _async_recv_reply would receive it but skip
it since msg_ids didn't match. On slow systems (like MacOS CI), the
second reply might not arrive before timeout.

Fix by using _recv_reply() / _async_recv_reply() to wait for the
first request's reply instead of sending a second request.

* Fix flaky client tests and handle flush race condition

Two fixes:

1. Fix flaky client tests by draining first reply before testing reply=True

   The tests send two requests back-to-back:
   - First call without reply=True (to check msg_id is returned)
   - Second call with reply=True (to check reply content)

   This caused flakiness because the reply for the first request would
   sit in the channel, and _async_recv_reply would skip it since msg_ids
   didn't match. On slow systems (like MacOS CI), the second reply might
   not arrive before timeout.

   Fix by draining the first reply before sending the second request.
   This still tests both paths: returning msg_id and the reply=True
   convenience functionality.

2. Handle stream closed between flush scheduling and execution

   The _flush() callback runs on the ioloop thread after being scheduled
   by flush(). Between scheduling and execution, the stream may be closed
   by stop_channels() during teardown.

   This is an expected race condition during shutdown, not a programming
   error, so we handle it gracefully rather than asserting.

   Uncovered by qtconsole downstream tests after #1089.

* Add orjson_packer and orjson_unpacker to speed up serialization of session messages.

* Refactor orjson packer to use functools.partial.

* Add msgpack support for message serialization in Session

* Refactor packer/unpacker change handling for improved readability

* Fix test_serialize_objects datetime checks on ci to compare using datetime format.

* Fix datetime deserialization in test_serialize_objects to use dateutil.parser.isoparse

* Add PicklingError to exception handling in test_cannot_serialize

* Update api docs

* Replace dateutil.parser.isoparse with jsonutil.parse_date in test_serialize_objects for datetime validation

* Use rep in fstring

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* Add msgpack as a test dependency.

* Fallback to json_packer and json_unpacker for orjson to handle for better resilience.

* Fix: test_args checking for removed _default_pack_unpack and _default_pack_unpack.

* Add type annotation to orjson_packer.

* Add the other missing type annoatation.

* Change orjson from a dependency to an optional dependency. Test against the minimum version in CI.

* Double timeout for test_minimum_verisons

* Fix invalid argument name.

* Add orjson and msgpack as additional_dependencies for mypy in .pre-commit-config.yaml.

* Remove # type:ignore[import-not-found].

* Should return result of orjson.loads.

* fix: get mypy working with orjson/msgpack

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* Added missing info aobut Debug Adapter Protocol

* Added XPUB related changes to the kernel message specification

* Added support for kernel_info messages to the Control channel in the kernel message specification

* Specified that the debugger is an optional feature

* Specified that copyToGlobals debug request is optional

* linter

* Update docs/messaging.rst

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* Fixed linter

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