add enable/disable cell number in .py files #1428
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When exporting a notebook to a .py file, we currently have something like
# %% {nb_path} {cell_number}at the beginning of each exported cell.However, the cell number can pollute the git changes, especially when we add a new cell at the beginning of a notebook; then we will have changes on all subsequent cells in the .py
This PR adds one new setting in the setting.ini:
cell_number. When set to False, we disable the cell_number discussed above.Side effect: The cell_number is used to update the changes from .py back to the notebook, so disabling it also disables this feature.