Cleanup documentation

[nylonee]

Thanks @glensc for the spot!

We'll just say that the delete configuration is disabled, a user can go to the Configuration readme to find out more about how to configure it (it now depends on whether they're using environment variables, config file or java properties)

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The recent update focuses on modifying the documentation to clarify the functionality regarding the automatic deletion of content from Sonarr/Radarr when an item is removed from the user's watchlist. Specifically, it highlights that this feature is turned off by default, ensuring users are aware they must actively enable it if desired.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
README.md	Removed reference to auto-deletion feature in Sonarr/Radarr being configurable, emphasized it's disabled by default.

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29-29: Clarification on feature status improves documentation clarity.

The update clearly states that the feature for deleting content from Sonarr/Radarr when an item is removed from the watchlist is disabled by default. This change enhances the documentation's clarity and helps set the right expectations for users.

[glensc]

Ref to original discussion:

• cdde2d5#r140705562