Feat: output widget support #68
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We didn't support the output widget because we didn't implement a shell.
Also, the second commit implement the output widget on the kernel side.
This is similar to what is proposed at jupyter-widgets/ipywidgets#3253 (comment)
Related issue that this technique should solve
Output.clear_output()in a thread does not block until the output is cleared jupyter-widgets/ipywidgets#3260