[chore] Change default database in example config to sqlite, update docs. (#4174)

As discussed in Matrix chat.

* Change DB in example config to sqlite.
* Clarify config settings which only apply to postgres.
* Update getting started docs; no need to change example config any more.
* In "single board computers" mention SD card corruption risk.

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Reviewed-on: https://codeberg.org/superseriousbusiness/gotosocial/pulls/4174
Co-authored-by: Phil Hagelberg <phil@hagelb.org>
Co-committed-by: Phil Hagelberg <phil@hagelb.org>
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### Single-board Computers
GoToSocial's light system requirements means that it runs pretty well on decently-specced single-board computers. If running on a single-board computer, you should ensure that GoToSocial is using a USB drive (preferably an SSD) to store its database files and media, not SD card storage, since the latter tends to be too slow to run a database on.
GoToSocial's light system requirements means that it runs pretty well on decently-specced single-board computers. If running on a single-board computer, you should ensure that GoToSocial is using a USB drive (preferably an SSD) to store its database files and media, not SD card storage, since the latter tends to be too slow to run a database on and can easily get corrupted with write-heavy workloads.
### VPS