ipyleaflet 0.19 fixes an issue with inverting bounds coordinates

This fixes the issue on map coordinates.  Layers appear to still be
inverted.  Note that this will break map bounds in ipyleaflet < 0.19.

CHANGELOG.md

@@ -12,6 +12,7 @@
 ### Bug Fixes
 
 - Fix scaling tiles from stripped tiffs in some instances ([#1773](../../pull/1773))
+- Updated jupyter support for ipyleaflet ([#1775](../../pull/1775))
 
 ## 1.30.6
 

large_image/tilesource/jupyter.py

@@ -14,6 +14,7 @@
 likely lead to crashes. This is only for use in JupyterLab.
 
 """
+import importlib.metadata
 import importlib.util
 import json
 import os
@@ -276,21 +277,11 @@ def make_map(
             crs = dict(
                 name='PixelSpace',
                 custom=True,
-                # Why does this need to be 256?
                 resolutions=[2 ** (metadata['levels'] - 1 - l) for l in range(20)],
 
-                # This works but has x and y reversed
                 proj4def='+proj=longlat +axis=esu',
-                bounds=[[0, 0], [metadata['sizeY'], metadata['sizeX']]],
-                # Why is origin X, Y but bounds Y, X?
+                bounds=[[0, 0], [metadata['sizeX'], metadata['sizeY']]],
                 origin=[0, metadata['sizeY']],
-
-                # This almost works to fix the x, y reversal, but
-                # - bounds are weird and other issues occur
-                # proj4def='+proj=longlat +axis=seu',
-                # bounds=[[-metadata['sizeX'],-metadata['sizeY']],
-                #         [metadata['sizeX'],metadata['sizeY']]],
-                # origin=[0,0],
             )
         layer = layer or self._layer