docs v2: Remote Jupyter Notebook section

[manzt]

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From prior docs:

Remote Jupyter Notebook
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If your Jupyter notebook is running on a remote server (at e.g. `REMOTE_IP`), you’ll need to make sure that you have an extra port (let’s call it ``HG_PORT) open on your firewall that HiGlass can use to communicate with its server. That port will then need to be passed to the server display command:

.. code-block:: python
		higlass.display(
		    ...,
		    server_port=HG_PORT,
		    host=REMOTE_IP,
		    fuse=False
		)


The `fuse=False` option is often necessary if there is no support for `FUSE`. `FUSE` is only necessary for loading remote http datasets which are not hosted on a HiGlass server.

[manzt]

I'm compiling a list of TODOs for the new documentation. The hg API should support most of these features, but I think that something like the FUSE API should be documented in it's own section.

[nvictus]

TODO: document the enable_proxy feature.