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Added warning to README.org about possible conflicts with ob-ipython (#135)

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@ -424,6 +424,23 @@ example you can put the following in your configuration:
(setq ob-async-no-async-languages-alist '("jupyter-python" "jupyter-julia"))
#+END_SRC
*** Issues with =ob-ipython=
If you already have =ob-ipython= installed, you /may/ experience
issues with it conflicting with =emacs-jupyter=
(e.g. [[https://github.com/dzop/emacs-jupyter/issues/133#issuecomment-502444999][this
issue]]): i.e. instead of actual results of source block execution,
you'll got only long GUIDs, and message like =error in process
sentinel: Search failed: "b5d6bfb3-e37f-4c58-a2e5-edcf1ad2430f"= in
minibuffer
This is because both =emacs-jupyter= and =ob-ipython= try to own
=jupyter-LANG= source blocks, and conflicts with each other. It seems
there is no way to make them both work together.
If you have issues like described above, then try disable =ob-ipython=
and see, is it help. Usually, it is enough to remove =ipython= from
=(org-babel-do-load-languages ...)= list, and restart your Emacs.
*** Overriding built-in src-block languages
You may find having to specify the names of Jupyter source blocks using