Another little comparison update (#332)

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-					<div class="row"><div class="col-md-12 project-title"><h3>Raspberry Pi 2/3/4</h3><span class="close"></span></div></div>
+					<div class="row"><div class="col-md-12 project-title"><h3>Raspberry Pi 2/3/4/Zero 2</h3><span class="close"></span></div></div>
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@@ -1824,7 +1824,7 @@ <h3>Raspberry Pi 2 PCB v1.1</h3>
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-							<h3>Raspberry Pi 2/3/4</h3>
+							<h3>Raspberry Pi 2/3/4/Zero 2</h3>
 							<p>BCM2710/2711 | 4 Cores | ARMv8</p>
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@@ -199,16 +199,16 @@ <h5>Bookworm on NanoPi R4S at 2024-05-25</h5>
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-								<h5>Bookworm on x86_64 UEFI PC at 2024-05-26</h5>
+								<h5>Bookworm on x86_64 UEFI PC at 2024-05-31</h5>
 								<p>These images are hard to compare. Debian does not offer a server live image. Closest to compare is the Debian network installer CD ISO image, with the DietPi UEFI installer image. The Debian installer debootstraps a fresh Debian onto the target drive, which requires a lot of pre-configuration, manual formatting, and makes use of network access for additional and/or updated packages. The DietPi installer comes with a complete embedded DietPi live image, which does not need any pre-configuration. However, opposed to Debian, DietPi does updates and initial configuration on first boot and login.</p>
 								<p>In the Debian installer, everything was de-selected, but the SSH server and common system utilities, which is closest to what DietPi images ship with.
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 									<tr><th>Stat</th><th>DietPi</th><th>DietPi/Debian [%]</th><th>Debian</th></tr>
-									<tr><td>RAM usage</td><td class="win">304 MiB</td><td>85%</td><td class="los">357 MiB</td></tr>
+									<tr><td>RAM usage</td><td class="win">296 MiB</td><td>83%</td><td class="los">357 MiB</td></tr>
 									<tr><td>Running processes</td><td class="win">9</td><td>53%</td><td class="los">17</td></tr>
-									<tr><td>Disk usage</td><td class="win">1056 MiB</td><td>59%</td><td class="los">1787 MiB</td></tr>
+									<tr><td>Disk usage</td><td class="win">1055 MiB</td><td>59%</td><td class="los">1787 MiB</td></tr>
 									<tr><td>Pre-installed packages</td><td class="win">237</td><td>66%</td><td class="los">357</td></tr>
-									<tr><td>Boot duration</td><td class="los">15.216s</td><td>218%</td><td class="win">6.967s</td></tr>
+									<tr><td>Boot duration</td><td class="los">7.425s</td><td>107%</td><td class="win">6.967s</td></tr>
 									<tr><td>Temporary files</td><td class="win">RAM disk (tmpfs)</td><td></td><td class="los">rootfs</td></tr>
 									<tr><td>Log files</td><td class="win">RAM disk (tmpfs)</td><td></td><td class="los">rootfs</td></tr>
 									<tr><td>SSH pre-installed</td><td class="win">Yes</td><td></td><td class="los">selection required</td></tr>