fix: strip rc package from notebook

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  • Updated installation instructions in example notebooks to use the latest available version instead of a pinned pre-release version.

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The pull request updates a Python notebook to replace a pre-release version pin for the nvidia-nat LangChain subpackage with a non-pinned installation specification, allowing the latest available version to be installed.

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Notebook dependency update examples/notebooks/2_bringing_your_own_agent.ipynb	Replaced pip install --pre "nvidia-nat[langchain]==1.3.0rc5" with pip install "nvidia-nat[langchain]", removing the pre-release constraint and exact version pin.

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examples/notebooks/2_bringing_your_own_agent.ipynb (1)

152-152: LGTM on dependency install update.

Dropping the RC pin so the notebook grabs the latest stable nvidia-nat[langchain] release aligns with the stated goal and keeps the example current.

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