Remove Notepad for Windows

[jas58]

Hi, just taught this today and wondered why Windows is isolated with notepad, since nano was used in the Unix Shell lesson. So I pulled the line mentioning notepad, edited the statement to be Win, Appl and LInux, and removed the box of code.

It's a bit odd because we don't return to a text editor through the command line. I like the way the learners can see the same effect from the gui interface of editing a file to push and commit. So maybe there's another line left over in a different part of the lesson to also update about notepad and text editing.

@chennesy I'll add Cody, as we co-taught.

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⏱️ Updated at 2023-11-13 22:24:59 +0000

[jas58]

related to #124 but does not fully address

[emcaulay]

I really didn't realize that nano was available on Windows, but I'm guessing it's part of the Git Bash install that is a prerequisite for this lesson. The edit looks effective and an improvement. I am going to approve.