clarify code block that is not run and break out nano steps #1061
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Closes #891
Code blocks with 'bash' that are not can be confusing and this lesson often uses nano and cat in the same code block without the bit in the middle. It is definitely more time consuming to separate but I think also easier for beginners to follow.