docs(jupyter): document configuring the kernel via deno.json#3365
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Document that the Deno Jupyter kernel reads a `deno.json` resolved from its working directory, and that a notebook placed next to a `deno.json` picks up its unstable features and permissions. Add a "Configuring the kernel" section covering the `unstable` array and the new `permissions.jupyter` set, and soften the top notice from a permanent "always runs with --allow-all" limitation to "allow-all by default, but configurable".
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The Jupyter kernel page only said the kernel always runs with
--allow-allasa temporary limitation, and didn't mention that a
deno.jsonnext to anotebook configures the kernel. This adds a "Configuring the kernel" section
explaining that the kernel resolves
deno.jsonfrom its working directory(which frontends set to the notebook's directory), and documents enabling
unstable features via the
unstablearray and scoping a notebook'spermissions via a
permissions.jupyterset. The top notice is reworded from apermanent limitation to "allow-all by default, but configurable".
The
unstablebehavior already works today. Thepermissions.jupyterscopingis added by denoland/deno#35587, so this page should land together with that
change.