Add more information for where jupyter_notebook_config.py is located #3346
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This PR is related to issue #3027.
Added full file paths for where jupyter_notebook_config.py is located on different OS's for people unfamiliar with what "~" represents.
Added information to the "Securing a notebook server" to make it clear that creating a password can be done automatically as of notebook 5.0.
Modified "Prerequisite: A notebook configuration file" section to let people know that the
$ jupyter notebook --generate-configcommand will also create the Jupyter folder if it doesn't already exist.Fixed some minor grammar issues on the page.