Reframe notebook troubleshooting

Author: hinerm

doc/Google-Colab-Basics.md

@@ -102,6 +102,14 @@ Once a runtime is connected, the `Runtime management` area will update to show r
 
 ![Connected runtime](doc-images/runtime-connected.jpg)
 
+### Fixing a stuck notebook
+
+Because notebooks are long-running Python sessions, it is possible to run into unexpected behavior: for example, the impact of code that was previously run but then deleted may still have lingering effects. If you run into problems, try one or more of the following:
+
+* In the `Command toolbar`, use the `Run all` button's drop-down menu to restart the session
+* Use the `Runtime` section to delete the runtime and start a new one
+* Reload the page
+
 ### Connecting Files
 
 Using the `Files` sidebar tab will open a file browser *on the remote runtime*. This section also contains two buttons for bringing data into your notebook:
@@ -211,12 +219,4 @@ In our experience, these are some of the main limitations of using the integrate
 * No ability for live websearches (limiting its knowledge to the time of training)
 * Known to hallucinate on cell output when cells are "wrong" but code compiled and ran without an error
 
-If you are unsatisfied with Gemini's abilities, we do make it easy to copy over configuration text for other LLMs (all of which should understand Colab and Jupyter Notebook syntax - sometimes better than Gemini!).
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-## Notebook Troubleshooting
-
-Because notebooks are long-running Python sessions, it is possible to run into unexpected behavior: for example, the impact of code that was previously run but then deleted may still have lingering effects. If you run into problems, try one or more of the following:
-
-* In the `Command toolbar`, use the `Run all` button's drop-down menu to restart the session
-* Delete the runtime and start a new one
-* Reload the page
+If you are unsatisfied with Gemini's abilities, we do make it easy to copy over configuration text for other LLMs (all of which should understand Colab and Jupyter Notebook syntax - sometimes better than Gemini!).