Support IJulia in artifact_str
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IJulia evaluates cells with the source file set to e.g. `In[3]`. `artifact_str` only supports the REPL prefix so calling `artifact"foo"` in a notebook would fail.
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IJulia evaluates cells with the source file set to e.g.
In[3].artifact_stronly supports the REPL prefix so callingartifact"foo"in a notebook would fail. Also fixed a wee typo in the docstring.Disclaimer: I'm not sure this is the best way to fix it. Hardcoding support for an external package (even one as important as IJulia) into a stdlib feels a bit wack. But I'm also not aware of any API to get the prefix, and I don't know of any other package that needs such support.
Fixes JuliaLang/IJulia.jl#1060.