fix: notebook rerun for 2.10.2

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AvalanchePhotodiode.ipynb:

Cell 1, Line 1: 'photodiode'
  > # Avalanche photodiode
Cell 1, Line 3: 'photodiode'
  > This notebook demonstrates the modeling of an on-chip avalanche photodiode (APD). These photodetectors provide internal signal amplification by operating under high reverse bias and are used in many applications where it is necessary to detect very weak optical signals.
Cell 1, Line 13: 'band-to-band'
  > We will define both the optical and charge properties of the materials, including doping, and models for band-to-band tunneling and impact ionization.
Cell 11, Line 12: 'Nunley'
  > optical=td.material_library["Ge"]["Nunley"],
Cell 20, Line 8: 'x-size'
  > # Cross-section simulation (x-size=0), periodic bc OK for mode extraction
Cell 47, Line 3: 'unity-gain'
  > Over the whole bias range, the bright current remains higher than the dark current, and both increase monotonically with reverse bias. Around −2 V we observe the unity-gain operating point, where the onset of impact ionization occurs, consistent with the value reported in the paper.

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CreatingGeometryUsingTrimesh.ipynb:

Cell 33, Line 3: 'axisymmetric'
  > Another powerful way to generate complex surfaces is to revolve a 2D polygon around an axis. This is especially handy for axisymmetric components such as lenses, resonators, or tapered fibers where the cross section is easier to sketch in 2D. We can sketch the profile as a list of vertices and let `trimesh` sweep it through 360° to obtain a solid mesh.
Cell 34, Line 7: 'array-like', 'post-rotation'
  > """Return a revolved `trimesh.Trimesh` by sweeping a 2D polygon about the z-axis.
Cell 35, Line 1: 'aspheric-like'
  > # define a simple aspheric-like lens profile in the x-z plane

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Checked 7 notebook(s). Found spelling errors in 2 file(s).
Generated by GitHub Action run: https://github.com/flexcompute/tidy3d-notebooks/actions/runs/21144332257

[daquinteroflex]

@tomflexcompute I've manually compared the rerun plots with the develop state, they match well for all notebooks. We will need to merge this for 2.10.2

[tomflexcompute]

Thanks @daquinteroflex looks good.