Jupyter format update to input-formats

docs/input-formats.ipynb

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     "sqlite3 files are highly recommended as a data storage format, since many common exploration options can be done within the database itself without reading the whole data into memory or writing an iterator.  However, the interface is more difficult to use.  Niimpy (before 2021-07) used this as its primary interface, but since then this interface has been de-emphasized.  You can read more in [the database section](database.html), but this is only recommended if you need efficiency when using massive amounts of data."
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