[Docs] Clarify InferenceSession terminology in modules tutorial#6509
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Fixes #5770.
The original
get-started-with-max-graph-in-pythonpage now redirects to/max/develop/modules, so this adds the clarification near the first localInferenceSessionexample there.This clarifies that
InferenceSessionis not limited to full ML model inference: it can load MAX graphs for execution, including graphs for simple tensor operations as well as full models.