Expanded derivations in gto_integrals notebook #124
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This PR updates the gto_integrals notebook to have a more complete derivation from the expansion of the single particle states$\phi_i$ , to how the matrix elements are formed of integrals, and lastly leading up to the equation leading to the
binom_factorthat is used throughout the integrals.