docs(ops): remove the postgres container before the volume swap in DR recovery - #360
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…overy The v0.1.1 verification pass found the DR recovery step still couldn't complete on stock Docker: 'docker compose stop postgres' leaves the container attached to the data volume, so the fallback's 'docker volume rm' fails with 'volume is in use'. Replace the stop with 'docker compose rm -sf postgres' so the volume is free to move aside / remove; 'up -d postgres' recreates the container. Signed-off-by: badbread <badbread@users.noreply.github.com>
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From the v0.1.1 Fable verification pass (install/docs): the disaster-recovery "Postgres corrupt" procedure still couldn't complete on stock Docker.
docker compose stop postgresleaves the stopped container attached to the data volume, so the fallback'sdocker volume rm "$PGVOL"fails withvolume is in use. Replaced the stop withdocker compose rm -sf postgres— the volume is then free to move aside / remove, andup -d postgresrecreates the container.Completes the DR-runbook fix from #356.
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