mitosheet: fix dependency issues with new ipywidgets

[aarondr77]

Description

There is a newly released version of ipywidgets (8.0.1) on 8/18, which is incompatible with our pinned version of jupyterlab-widgets~=1.0.0. So the installation finishes, but then Mito won't load. Updating our setup.py file to allow for the new version of jupyterlab-widgets (3.0.2) created a big ugly javascript error, but it might work if I redeploy to test-pypi so the mitosheet package has new dependencies. I'm not sure why we pinned the jupyterlab-widgets to version 1.

Testing

Please provide a list of the ways you can "access" or use the functionality. Please try and be exhaustive here, and make sure that you test everything you list.

• [ ] I have tested this on real data that is reasonable and large
• [ ] If I changed the interaction with JupyterLab, I tested that it does not break other programs (like VS Code), and tested that it works "multiple times" in the same notebook.

Documentation

Note if any new documentation needs to addressed or reviewed.

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