Add capabilities for populate, and uploading/downloading data directly in labbook

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Feature Request

Basically my dream would be to get our datajoint pipeline to work fully from inside labbook. That way there would be no install requirements, can be easily compatible across OS's, and can be easily used by users who aren't that comfortable with python.

I expect the best way to do this would be to develop a separate container that can import all the make() functions, and to deploy this on a separate server built specifically for performing computations, which can interact with the Pharus container on the data server. Furthermore, it would be great if the insert function in labbook could have the capability to select and upload raw files from the users, and if query fetches could be downloaded, maybe as a zip file with the numpy recarray inside.

At the moment, we use labbook mainly just to view entries in our database, and it makes it slightly easier to find the keys for different entries we want to interact with. However, it doesn't feel like a fully-fledged method for interacting with our pipeline, so we always have to go back to python to properly compute or fetch data.

I'm wondering if the development has all pivoted towards datajoint works to achieve this? Labbook doesn't seem to be receiving many updates at the moment. I would be tempted to try to tackle this problem myself, although I know it will be a significant amount of work, and don't want to start if this project has been abandoned.