docs: update instructions for 'Chat with Notes' button

[tredondo]

Clarified instructions for using the 'Chat with Notes' button in the Launchbar.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request enhances the user guide by providing more precise and actionable instructions for interacting with the 'Chat with Notes' feature. The updates aim to improve user experience by clearly detailing where to find the button and how to enable it if it's not immediately visible, ensuring users can quickly access and utilize the functionality.

Highlights

• Documentation Clarity: Clarified the instructions for locating the 'Chat with Notes' button, specifying its presence 'in the Launchbar on the left side'.
• Launchbar Configuration: Added explicit step-by-step guidance for users who cannot see the 'Chat with Notes' button, instructing them to 'Right click on the Launchbar, and choose "Configure Launcher"'.

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Code Review

This pull request clarifies the instructions for using the 'Chat with Notes' button in the user guide. The changes make the documentation more specific and helpful by adding details about the button's location and how to make it visible if it's not. I've suggested a minor wording improvement for conciseness. Overall, this is a good update to the documentation.

[gemini-code-assist]

For improved conciseness, this sentence can be simplified. The phrase 'go ahead and' is conversational and can be removed to make the instruction more direct.

Suggested change

	Now that you know about embeddings and tools, you can use the “Chat with Notes” button in the Launchbar on the left side, where you can go ahead and start chatting!
	Now that you know about embeddings and tools, you can use the “Chat with Notes” button in the Launchbar on the left side to start chatting!

[eliandoran]

Done in 88b9709.