[Issue]: Make the port number optional in JupyterConnectionInfo()

[vinodvarma24]

Describe the issue

Currently, JupyterConnectionInfo() expects a port number when we use a remote Docker server with a Jupiter notebook.

In production use cases, we would want to pass https-enabled hostnames, so there is no need to pass a port number or allow 443 port numbers for an HTTPS connection with the hostname.

Currenlty, it failing and giving error: port number is missing

with DockerJupyterServer() as server:
executor = JupyterCodeExecutor(
jupyter_server=JupyterConnectionInfo(host='xxxxxxxxxx.amazonaws.com', use_https=True, ,
token='xxxxxxxx')
)
print(
executor.execute_code_blocks(
code_blocks=[
CodeBlock(language="python", code="print('Hello, World!')"),
]
)
)

Steps to reproduce

Just try to install jupyter in a serverwith HTTPS enabled with ngnix reverse proxy

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