Update README.md and remove reserved CPUs

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These files are designed to optimize startup time, configure essential settings, and manage package installations efficiently.
## Features
- Optimized garbage collection for faster startup.
- Suppression of unnecessary warnings and verbose outputs during byte compilation.
- Configuration of package archives (MELPA and ELPA).
- Disabling of unnecessary UI elements (menu bar, tool bar, scroll bar).
- Automatic installation of essential packages using use-package.
- Support for additional user-specific configurations.
## Installation
```
git clone https://github.com/jamescherti/minimal-emacs.d ~/.emacs.d
```
## Features
1. **Performance Improvements:**
- Prefers loading newer compiled files.
- Increases the amount read from processes in a single chunk.
- Reduces rendering workload by not rendering cursors or regions in non-focused windows.
- Disables warnings from the legacy advice API and suppresses warnings about aliased variables.
- Avoids unnecessary network checks and excessive UI updates.
- Disables font compacting to avoid high memory usage.
- Customizes `file-name-handler-alist` for improved startup time and package load time.
- Reduces startup screen and message noise, including removing the "For information about GNU Emacs..." message.
- Configures Emacs to start with a scratch buffer in `fundamental-mode` to shave seconds off startup time.
- Delays garbage collection during startup to improve performance and resets it to a more reasonable value once Emacs has started.
2. **Native Compilation and Byte Compilation:**
- Configures `native-compile` settings
- Suppresses compiler warnings and errors during native compilation.
4. **UI Element Management:**
- Disables the startup screen and messages, including menu bar, tool bar, and scroll bars.
- Configures Emacs to avoid resizing frames and minimizes unnecessary UI updates.
5. **Package Management:**
- Configures package archives and priorities for MELPA, ELPA, and other repositories.
6. **Customizable Initialization Files:**
- Supports additional configuration files (`pre-init.el`, `post-init.el`, `pre-early-init.el`, and `post-early-init.el`) to allow further customization at different stages of the startup process.
7. **File Management:**
- Manages auto-save and backup files, including backup options and version control settings.
8. **User Experience Enhancements:**
- Configures user interface settings such as cursor behavior, scrolling, and response to prompts.
- Disables beeping and blinking to avoid distractions.
9. **Buffer and Window Configuration:**
- Sets default fringe widths and buffer boundaries.
- Configures smooth scrolling and cursor behavior for a more seamless editing experience.
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