Undeprecate validate(nb, relax_add_props=True) #343
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there is no equivalent behavior in normalize, so this shouldn't have been deprecated along with the other normalizing steps.
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There is no equivalent behavior in normalize, so I don't think this shouldn't have been deprecated along with the other normalizing steps.
relax_add_propsis purely related to validation, not normalization since no changes are made, it only changes what is checked. The case for it still exists and is still relevant (in nbconvert preprocessor validation), so I think it should be kept.This change (respecting the deprecation in nbconvert) has caused notebooks to fail on nbviewer: https://nbviewer.org/github/ibtassam1/SQL_Vancouver/blob/03f9f1e5dbd2c3e13965c01d125f5c9ab371d696/Vancouver%20Public%20Services_v3.ipynb
Deprecation was added in #282