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[jupyter] Update documentation for JSROOT default configuration in notebooks #1128

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### JavaScript graphics

The ROOT graphics are also available in Jupyter, both in Python and C++. Moreover, you can choose between two modes:
- *Static* (default): The graphics are displayed as a static image in the output of the notebook cell.
- *Interactive*: The graphics are shown as an interactive JavaScript display. In order to activate this mode, include `%jsroot on` in a cell. Once enabled, the mode stays on until it is disabled with `%jsroot off` (i.e. no need to enable it in every cell).
- *Static*: The graphics are displayed as a static image in the output of the notebook cell.
- *Interactive* (default): The graphics are shown as an interactive JavaScript display. In order to activate this mode, include `%jsroot on` in a cell. Once enabled, the mode stays on until it is disabled with `%jsroot off` (i.e. no need to enable it in every cell).

The default behavior can be configured by setting the `Jupyter.JSRoot` variable (on or off) in `.rootrc`.

_**Example**_

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