Correct Python module vs package reference in code locations docs #22522
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A Python module _is_ a file. Only a package can contain an __init__.py file.
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Summary & Motivation
Fix small terminology mistake in docs: Python modules vs packages.
A Python module is a file. Only a package can contain an __init__.py file.