chore: edit map management help

frontend/src/settings/res/MapManagementHelp.ts

@@ -41,48 +41,4 @@ which can be triggered either by the UI or via MQTT.
 
 GoTo locations are basically the same as zone presets with the difference being that it is a single spot instead
 of an area. You can trigger these either by the UI or via MQTT.
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-
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-### Frequently asked questions
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-#### Where is the Multi-Map feature?
-
-Multiple maps are a feature that is inherently linked to a huge increase in code complexity since most functionality
-of the robot needs to be aware of not only that there are multiple maps but also, which one is the current one.
-
-These include but are not limited to
-- Zone Presets
-- GoTo Locations
-- Timers
-- Cached stuff such as roborock segment names
-
-It gets even worse when there are multiple versions of each map due to stuff like automated snapshots/backups.
-
-This change costs time and therefore money, but it is not just a one-time payment. The increase in complexity is permanent
-meaning that the cost of maintaining the codebase is also increased permanently.
-
-Even if there was a PR to reduce the initial cost, it would still not be merged due to its permanent impact
-on the running costs.<br/>
-Implementing multi-floor support was already investigated multiple times with each iteration resulting in the discovery
-of even more things that make this hard to pull off using Valetudo.
-
-A lot of stuff in the robots core operation logic assumes that the cloud is always available with a permanent storage
-of all data such as maps uploaded to it in some database or similar.
-Sometimes, the robot will report to the cloud that it won't upload the requested map file again as instead
-the cloud should use file with ID XYZ. This works fine when the cloud is actually the cloud but breaks entirely 
-when the "cloud" is Valetudo with no persistent storage of uploads.
-
-Adding persistence also isn't feasible, because you'd need to store everything all the time as you can never know
-if an uploaded artifact might become relevant later. There are simply not enough resources to do that on the robot.
-
-
-Furthermore, since vacuum robots cannot climb stairs, the whole multi-floor experience is just objectively inferior
-as you loose the ability to do all the fancy automation stuff with robots starting to clean a room as soon as everyone has left etc.
-
-
-And lastly, as of now (2021-10-23), you can get a factory-new robot supported by Valetudo for less than 150€.<br/>
-If you own a multi-floor home, there is absolutely no possibility that you're unable to afford that.
-
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