Class MutableServiceManager

Get the current service manager. This proxies all calls to the underlying service manager.

Create a proxy that forwards all property access to the current service manager. This allows the MutableServiceManager to be used as a drop-in replacement.

IMPORTANT: For properties that are objects (like kernels, sessions, etc.), we need to return proxies as well, because SessionContext extracts these properties and holds onto them. Without proxies, SessionContext would keep references to the old mock service manager's kernels/sessions even after we swap to a real one.

CRITICAL FIX: Do NOT cache sub-proxies! Even though we clear the cache when service manager changes, React components may already have references to the old cached sub-proxies. Always creating fresh proxies ensures every property access reads from the CURRENT service manager.

Get the current service manager type for debugging.

Check if currently using Pyodide service manager.

Add a listener for service manager changes.

Reset to mock service manager.

Update the service manager with new connection settings. This swaps the internal service manager without changing the wrapper reference.

Update the underlying service manager directly. This is useful when you need to replace the service manager with a custom one (e.g., LocalKernelServiceManager for local kernel connections).

Switch to Pyodide service manager for offline execution. Uses JupyterLite with Pyodide kernel from @datalayer/jupyter-react package. Falls back to mock service manager if Pyodide initialization fails.