Removes non-open-source products from example use cases #578
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Reduces the number of examples of applications where magic commands can run, to only include open source applications JupyterLab and Jupyter Notebook.
The README still refers to companies that provide large language models, but these providers are also mentioned in our source code and user interface, so those can't be avoided.
Alternative to #577.