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[jupyter] Add option in .rootrc to disable jsroot by default when opening notebooks #19078

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[jupyter] Update release notes to mention the new configuration option
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Expand Up @@ -61,6 +61,11 @@ RooAbsData *dataForChan = found != splits.end() ? found->get() : nullptr;
to numbers such as 8 would share one 3-d histogram among 8 threads, greatly reducing the memory consumption. This might slow down execution if the histograms
are filled at very high rates. Use lower number in this case.


## JavaScript ROOT
- A new configuration option `Jupyter.JSRoot` was added in .rootrc to set the default mode for JSROOT in Jupyter notebooks (on or off).


## Versions of built-in packages

* The version of openssl has been updated to 3.5.0
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