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Add info about settings_id in worker-proxy docs #788

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hosts = "round-robin:host1:11333:10,host2:11333:10,host3:11333:5,host4:11333:5";
key = "..."; # Public key for encryption, generated by rspamadm keypair (optional)
compression = yes; # Use zstd compression (optional)
settings_id = "name"; # Apply a custom setting from the user settings module (optional)
}
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}
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### User settings

The proxy worker can apply a specific setting using the `settings_id` configured in an upstream through the [user settings module]({{ site.baseurl }}/doc/configuration/settings.html). Ensure that the user settings module includes a setting with the same name as defined in `settings_id`.

### Compare scripts

Comparison scripts are designed for executing straightforward actions with the results obtained from a mirror and the main cluster machine. These scripts do not support asynchronous requests, so your options are limited to logging or writing to files. Below is a basic example of such a script in the configuration:
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