feat(express): Automatically suppress non-renderable UI objects - #1773
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For #1771
Example app:
As mentioned in #1771 the above example app would fail to launch in Shiny Express due to the
con.register()line. This PR makes is so that lines with un-renderable objects are not introduced in the UI.It gives a warning message like the following, which we could wordsmith as needed. (Currently a
print()call but we might be able to usewarnings.warn()to include more context.)