DOC: Miscellaneous improvements and fixes to the file format table

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Miscellaneous improvements and fixes to the file format table

• Avoid adding an additional column and link to the format documentation using the names.
• Fix the DICOM format extension: leave it to none and add a note about its most typical extension (.dcm).
• Remove the unnecessary nii.gz and mgh.gz file extensions: add a note about cases where files have been compressed using an third-party tool (e.g. gzip).
• Do not use third-party links for the NIfTI format: use the official NIfTI format webiste for its link.
• Redirect to the DICOM format documentation instead of the general DICOM standard landing page.
• Add Gordon Kindlmann as the origin/creator of the NRRD format.
• Remove unnecessary whitespaces in cells.
• Apply the changes to the table to the Jupyter notebook.

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